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SFX, or simply FX, is an abbreviation for “sound effects” in film and television. It is often used to describe a distinct category or type of sound effect that enhances a scene’s aural experience. SFX sounds are typically added in post-production to complement the existing or diegetic sounds recorded during the shoot. They are essential for building the right atmosphere and mood in various scenes.

To summarize, SFX is a term used to refer to the category or general concept of sound effects, while “sound effects” are specific audio elements added to films and other media to enhance an experience.