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  • Thinking about sound effects specifically, there are libraries, both paid and free, that you can find online. Those contain a whole bunch of various audio clips. The same general thing applies to graphics, video, and other stuff. That’s usually why you might hear the same effects in different media. Some video game devs might buy the same audio library and you’ll hear the same sound effect in their games. This goes way back to where you would buy CD packs of stock sounds or earlier.

    Just doing a quick search online for “sound effects library” took me to https://freesound.org/. I’ve never used it, but it might be good. There’s content all over the internet.

    “B-role” would be the term to use if you wanted stock video clips.


  • Depends on what exactly they want; just audio or both audio and video.

    Tools like the Adobe suite, specifically Premiere, After Effects, and Audition are made to manipulate video and audio.

    There’s open source options as well. I’d recommend looking into those if you’re interested since they’re typically free and not made by a garbage tech giant. Audacity is a good one for audio. Idk off the top of my head what open source video editors are good. I’m sure someone else will mention one. Davinci Resolve maybe?

    If there’s a really common clip someone uses, they can just save it somewhere and drop it the tool in when they want it. How someone organizes their media is probably just personal preference. There might be an industry standard.