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Thursday, 17 January 2013

The Wilhelm Scream

This is the name of a stock sound that has been used since 1951 in over 200 films including Star Wars and the Indiana Jones series. The video below gives examples of the films that have used the sound and you can clearly hear how each scream sounds almost identical.

 
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