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Listen to “Making Noise: The Endangered Craft of Foley Sound”

Written by Jeff Greenwald, Contributing Editor
Narrated by Jeff Greenwald, Contributing Editor

This podcast is an audio recording of our story, Making Noise: The Endangered Craft of Foley Sound

A man with white hair and glasses works at a sound mixing desk in a studio. Multiple monitors display the OUTPOST STUDIOS SF logo. Audio equipment and speakers fill the room.

Using everything from cornstarch to coconut shells, Foley artists have been creating the invisible landscapes of cinema since the “talkies” were first invented.

Written by JEFF GREENWALD

Introduction by PAULINE BARTOLONE

Narrated by JEFF GREENWALD

Produced by PAULINE BARTOLONE

Music by BLUE DOT SESSIONS

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Jeff Greenwald, Contributing Editor is a writer, photojournalist, and stage performer. He is the author of nine books, including "Shopping for Buddhas" and "The Size of the World," for which he created the internet's first travel blog. His latest book is "108 Beloved Objects."

© 2026 Jeff Greenwald, Contributing Editor. All rights reserved. Under exclusive license to Craftsmanship, LLC. Unauthorized copying or republication of any part of this article is prohibited by law.

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