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Ever wondered how they make the sound effects we hear in video games? Meet Joanna Fang, foley artist for PlayStation Studios and master at creating sounds for movies and video games like God of War: Ragnarok. We step inside Sony's foley studio to see Joanna at work, turning plungers into running horses and manicotti into broken bones.



Director: Charlie Jordan

Director of Photography: Will Pupa

Editor: Matt Colby

Expert: Joanna Fang



Creative Producer: Wendi Jonassen

Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi

Associate Producer: Brandon White

Production Manager: Eric Martinez

Production Coordinator: Fernando Davila

Casting Producer: Nick Sawyer



Camera Operator: Darren Kawasaki

Audio: Warren Wolfe

Production Assistant: Jon Brun



Post Production Supervisor: Alexa Deutsch

Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant

Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen

Assistant Editor: Andy Morell



Special Thanks: John Bowen

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