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Old 06-18-05, 02:36 PM
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why do cups always sound empty on tv?

you know, a person takes a "sip", then puts the cup down and it gives that hollow cup sound as it hits the table. it sounds stupid. i know its fake but at least pretend like they are drinking something instead of sipping air. either put something in there or use sound effects to cover it up.

yeah i know its a minor thing but it bugs me
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These cups aren't empty!
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Because when a foley artist is creating a sound for an object, he is supposed to use anything to make the sound, except for the actual object itself.
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Because they are?
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Originally Posted by grundle
Because when a foley artist is creating a sound for an object, he is supposed to use anything to make the sound, except for the actual object itself.
It wouldn't be art otherwise.
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When the Cosbys drank their precious apple juice, them cups was full.


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Old 06-20-05, 08:03 AM
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Actually, it has always bugged me when soda/beer cans are obviously empty in TV shows and movies. The empty aluminum can sound always bugs me enough to break the suspension of belief.

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