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Background noise present in a scene or location that provides a sense of space and setting.

A specific instruction for sound playback at a certain moment in the production, often scripted.

The science and art of designing a theatre space to support the natural propagation of sound.

Artificially created or enhanced sounds used to add realism or create specific storytelling devices.

A technique of creating sound effects live or in post-production to enhance the audio quality of the performance.

The process of modifying a room or venue to control sound reflections and improve the listening experience.

An audio technique which creates the illusion of sound sources surrounding the audience, enhancing immersion.

The use of audio amplification systems and other technology to ensure that the sound is clear and balanced for the audience.

The process to prevent sound from entering or leaving a specific space, ensuring minimal external noise interference.

Sounds that are not sourced within the story's world, commentary for the audience only.

Body-worn microphones that transmit audio signals without the need for physical cables.

Sounds that are sourced within the story's world, heard by both the characters and the audience.

The process of combining different audio tracks into one or more channels to achieve the desired balance.

The process of re-recording dialogue in post-production to improve audio quality or adjust performance.