Foley sound refers to the reproduction of everyday sound effects that are added to films, videos, and other media in post-production. These sounds are created by Foley artists who use various props and techniques to mimic sounds like footsteps, rustling clothes, or the clinking of glasses. The goal is to enhance the audio experience and make the scenes more immersive for the audience. The process of creating Foley sound involves recording these effects in a studio while watching the film to ensure synchronization with the visuals. This technique helps to fill in gaps in the original audio and adds a layer of realism, making the overall production more engaging.