On tv shows with ppl lauphing like friends, and comedies like that, is there rea!
Question: Most shows use a laugh track and may use one even if it is filmed before a live audience. There have actually been studies done that show people laugh more when there is a laugh track being used because it acts as a cue to laugh.
Answers: Most shows use a laugh track and may use one even if it is filmed before a live audience. There have actually been studies done that show people laugh more when there is a laugh track being used because it acts as a cue to laugh.
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Well if the laugh is a good laugh then it's the audeince but if they don't like it they use some recorded ones from previous tapings.
You can see how they do it on youtube if you search behind the scenes of friends.
Thats how i know.
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I have never really paid attention to the laughing until the other day. I got so annoyed that I changed the channel. Who wants to hear other people laughing? Who's idea was this? If it is a machine, how lame. It just really urkes me.
Canned laughter. Almost nothing is filmed before a live studio audience.
They are usually filmed in front of a live audience, but add what they called canned laughter to beef it up. Sometimes they have paid laughers in the audience.
The background applause and laughter you hear on a television program is called a "laugh track". That's a common practice of sitcoms dating back to the early days of television.