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Thanks Hey, thanks for all the replies. Very interesting methods you guys have come up with. Yeah cgi is actually better in some perspectives for things such as budget and no mess. Actually making the effect makes the effects a lot more realistic at some points though.

I've seen numerous things in movies and shows that feature bullets that have impacts on people, and objects. For an example, when somebody gets shot, you see their clothes rip when they get shot and blood come out during the shot. Another example is, a couch getting shot at, and the couch rips...

Thats a good point actually. Well I guess what I really was thinking about was the sounds the characters made, but I guess that made me think of talking too. Well I think all this information really helps, it gave me a new perspective on how to approach this.

Nice idea, thats very helpful. Do film industries actually add voices after filming also? Or do some films just edit the audio segments to be closer to each other when the film is sped up? I remember seeing behind the scenes of a movie sword fight. In this behind the scenes, the actors fought...

Its alright, I was actually talking about editing audio for actual sounds made during filming like talking. We have created fight choreography before. Its just that we want a more fast paced and more realistic effect. For example, hitting somebody with a gun and actually seeing impact on their...

Actually, I was hoping for a more detailed answer about sound such as how to edit the sound. I know of that technique for hitting somebody with a gun. We were hoping for a more visual one. Like you can really see the gun hit them in the face or on another area.

hey, we need a better technique for making fight scenes, we don't want it to look good and not slow, we were wondering how do big industries make those fight scenes fast i know they edit it by speeding it up a bit, but i don't know how keep people's voices and other sounds sound normal also we...