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Innovative documentary The Arbor uses lip-synching techniques to give life to audio interviews telling the story of tragic playwright Andrea Dunbar.

Though several of the pieces have the haunting voiceovers for which Potter's work is well known, they are largely devoid of the non-naturalistic devices such as the lip-synch technique in which characters would mime to popular songs.

He made use of new, lightweight synch-sound recording techniques to do so, and, in March , 1960 brought a remarkable team of filmmakers — including Richard Leacock, D. A. Pennebaker, Albert Maysles, and Terence Macartney-Filgate — to film and record the campaigning of John F. Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey in the run-up to the 1960 Democratic primary election in Wisconsin (which took place April 5th).

From the start, Wiseman appropriated the techniques of cinema verite -- synch-sound, lightweight portable equipment -- plunging the viewer into the moment without explanatory voiceovers, mood music, interviews, reenactments, flashbacks, even identifying titles.

Checking mail, synching calendars.

Studio artifice took a giant step forward in the late 60's with the expansion of multitrack recording techniques, and by the mid-70's record producers had discovered that they could borrow film editing techniques to lock two 24-track recorders in synch and "fly" parts in and out.

I'm betting that she will be in synch with the music, but that's where the synching will stop.

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Google needs to make this kind of synching flawless.

"I'm never lip synching," Ms. Spears insists.

Synching Your Phone In The Enterprise.