Esteemed TV sound designer Robert Mott (1924-2016) created sound effects for 1950s and 1960s TV shows like Days of Our Lives, The Jackie Gleason Show, Perry Mason, and many other classics. In this clip from a Television Academy Foundation, he reveals some of the most challenging sound effects he had to create. When he recalls the difficulties with mimicking a stomach rumble, you can see the pain on his face.
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