Which of the following statements best compares the role of the sound editor and the dialogue editor?
Dialogue editors are responsible for capturing the dialogue on set, while sound editors create the ADR.
Dialogue editors must get approval from the sound editor before making any changes or cuts to the dialogue in a shot.
Dialogue editors record and mix all of the dialogue for the film, while sound editors use the work of the dialogue editors to mix all of
the sound in the film.
Dialogue editors and sound editors are often the same person whose title changes depending on what they are mixing.