In the 1940s, Disney created sound effects using a technique called “foley,” where artists manually produced sounds to match the actions on screen. These effects were often made with everyday objects—such as using coconut shells for horse

Name: In the 1940s, Disney created sound effects using a technique called “foley,” where artists manually produced sounds to match the actions on screen. These effects were often made with everyday objects—such as using coconut shells for horse
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Description: Watch In the 1940s, Disney created sound effects using a technique called “foley,” where artists manually produced sounds to match the actions on screen. These effects were often made with everyday objects—such as using coconut shells for horse - Echo Drama on Dailymotion

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Watch In the 1940s, Disney created sound effects using a technique called “foley,” where artists manually produced sounds to match the actions on screen. These effects were often made with everyday objects—such as using coconut shells for horse - Echo Drama on Dailymotion

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