Foley is the recreation of common sound effects used in post-production to improve audio quality in movies, videos, and other media. These replicated sounds, which bear the name of sound-effects creator Jack Foley, might include anything from footfall and clothing swishing to creaky doors and shattering glass.  Field recording, also called Foley, enhances or replaces audio captured on location during filming. The majority of movies include both in their sound design. A Foley artist produces this sound art. To convince viewers that the sound effects are genuine, foley artists are creative.