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ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) is a post-production technique in which actors re-record dialogue in a controlled studio environment after principal filming has wrapped, typically to fix audio quality issues, replace unusable takes, or adjust performances. Common in film, television, and high-end video production, ADR allows precise control over dialogue sound and timing without the ambient noise or acoustic challenges of on-set recording.
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