ABSTRACT
In this paper, we presented a footstep detection method, which could assist sound editors in positioning the character’s footsteps on the timeline of the film. Based on it, a footstep detection system was designed for film sound production. Considering the characteristics of human motion and the needs of film sound production, our method included two parts: data preprocessing and footstep detection modeling. Experiments on various types of shots showed the good generalization and high accuracy of our method. The application evaluation demonstrated the high efficiency of the system.
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