OperationBedlam said:
Maybe now, but sound did used to be recorded on sets. I may be wrong (I'm not doubting that) though I've always heard it was a trampoline that was the case and never anything to the contrary.
Sevb32 said:
That wasn't a trampoline, and you can't hear the bounce, no noise is recorded on the set like that, everything is done later in editing. You do hear Luke land, and his head pop back up from his crouched stance when he landed.
That wasn't a trampoline, and you can't hear the bounce, no noise is recorded on the set like that, everything is done later in editing. You do hear Luke land, and his head pop back up from his crouched stance when he landed.
Maybe now, but sound did used to be recorded on sets. I may be wrong (I'm not doubting that) though I've always heard it was a trampoline that was the case and never anything to the contrary.
Even then, most on-set audio wasn't used. I think I read somewhere that about 80% of the dialogue had to be looped. That set was loaded with fans, smoke machines, etc. There's no way any of the audio would have been useable.