To create a natural sense of forward movement, Foley artists roll their feet from the outer heel to the inner toe. This produces the characteristic "double-click" or rolling sound of a real stride.
To stay in sync with on-screen actors, watch their shoulders rather than their feet. Shoulders signal the intention to move before the feet actually touch the ground. FOOTSTEPS IN HALLWAY SOUND EFFECTS
Artists often stand still or sit in a chair while performing steps to maintain control over the rhythm. To create a natural sense of forward movement,
The material of the hallway floor defines its acoustic character. Production Techniques: “Heel-Toe” – Foley Footsteps FOOTSTEPS IN HALLWAY SOUND EFFECTS