Foley Art is a sound design technique used in film and television to create everyday sound effects that enhance the viewing experience. Named after Jack Foley, a pioneer in the field, this art involves recording sounds in sync with the action on screen. Foley artists use various props and techniques to replicate sounds like footsteps, rustling clothes, or doors creaking, adding depth and realism to the audio. The process typically takes place in a studio, where Foley artists watch the film and perform the sounds live. This allows for precise timing and creativity, ensuring that the final product feels immersive and engaging for the audience.