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Snaps, crackles, pops and other unwanted sounds can be a bane to media producers but a boon for clever designers who create a wide rangestructurepublicationfunction range of quiet props for use in films and TV shows. Experienced production teams are great at finding workarounds and clever solutions when budget servicesconstrainstimeframeexperience constrains kick in, so there are also a lot of do-it-yourself hacks for those who can’t afford higher-end options. And, of course, a lot of work goes into post-filming sound design, too. Sound is one factor specializingremovingdrivingcancelling driving these decisions, but there is also safety to consider, hence a wide range of plastic and rubber props made to look like wood or metal (for use in fight scenes and the like). And when something needs to look real but break, there are props for that, too.