Read the excerpt from "Filmmaking: an Introduction" by Steve Karscig and answer the question below. During postproduction, the filmmakers finish the film by editing and including visual effects, sound design, voiceovers, and music. The film editor takes the rough-cut scenes of a film and pieces them together to create a polished movie experience. The film editor also smooths out and fixes other rough parts of the film. For example, sometimes an actor's voice might not record well during a scene. During postproduction, that actor will come into a sound studio and do a voiceover track to fix the problem. Voiceover tracks ensure that the audience will clearly hear every line of dialogue in the movie's final version. Release refers to the last phase of filmmaking. What is a voiceover? when two actors speak over each other in a film O when the audience can hear the director's voice in the movie O an audio recording added on top of a video after production an audio recording of the film's soundtrack

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