Voice foley

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Voice foley is the non-talking "Foley" or sound effects, that a voice actor makes to enhance a performance. Such sounds include grunts, growls, groans, roars, breaths, wheezing, humming and many more, usually in animals and other creatures.^[1]

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Film crew (filmmaking)

Above the line
Actor Leading actor Supporting actor Ensemble cast Character actor Child actor Cameo actor Bit actor Under-five Voice actor Film director Screenwriter Film producer Executive producer Line producer Casting director

Pre-production/
Production

Production
design

Sets	Production designer Art director Set decorator Set dresser Swing gang Matte painter Scenic design Greensman
Props	Property master Weapons master
Wardrobe	Costume designer Wardrobe supervisor
Special effects	Special effects supervisor Visual effects supervisor
Other	Hairdresser Make-up artist

Talent

Acting	Acting coach Body double Dialect coach Movement director Choreographer Extra Talent agent Stand-in Acting instructor Intimacy coordinator
Stunts	Stunt coordinator Stunt double Stunt performer Stage combat
Other	Animal wrangler

Post-production

Picture	Film editor Colorist
Sound	Sound editor Dialogue editor Re-recording mixer Foley artist Voice foley Dubbing ADR Subtitles
Score	Composer Music supervisor Music editor Orchestrator
Visual effects	VFX creative director Visual effects editor Compositor Computer-generated imagery Rendering
Other	Technical director

Other

↑ Donaldson, Lucy Fife (2014-06-25). "The work of an invisible body". Alphaville: Journal of Film and Screen Media (7): 79–93. doi:10.33178/alpha.7.05. ISSN 2009-4078.

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