Explain the difference between dialogue editing and ADR.

Explain the difference between dialogue editing and ADR.

• A. Dialogue editing records all dialogue live on set only, with no studio re-recording.
• B. Dialogue editing cleans and compiles on-set dialogue; ADR re-records lines in a studio to replace or supplement original dialogue.
• C. Dialogue editing handles foley; ADR handles ambient noise.
• D. Dialogue editing adds musical cues and effects to the dialogue track.

Answer: (B)