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    Defining digital-Foley for live performance

    Challis, B ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0200-8087 and Dean, R (2014) Defining digital-Foley for live performance. International Journal of Arts and Technology, 7 (4). pp. 339-355. ISSN 1754-8853

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    Abstract

    Using a series of reflective case-studies, the role of the Foley artist is reconsidered alongside technological innovations in both digital sound manipulation and physical computing. Through a series of theatrical productions and collaborations Challis and Dean have explored the sonic and dramatic possibilities created by the utilisation of digital technology in a live performance context. In this article, a variety of approaches to electronic sound-production and control are described along with first-hand reflections on the expressivity and control that are offered by each within a context of live drama. Their current project is a multimedia adaptation of the novel and film Metropolis where the aural accompaniment will be performed live using a range of adapted and purpose built sonic triggers. In defining digital-Foley, design considerations and key principles are outlined that can enhance the connectivity between the sound-artist and the sonic-landscapes they create.

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