| The only editing that requires a lip dub is adding the original soundtrack on the video and to synchronize the lip-sync. |
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| A lip dub is a video recorded in only 1 sequence, during which all the extras are doing a lip-sync on a specific song. |
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| It had been many moons since I've heard a pop star do anything but lip-sync. |
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| When specially recorded music and single-camera shooting are used, the artificiality of lip-sync can be well hidden. |
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| Put a bad weave on me, slap me in some bedazzled panties that are three sizes too small, and I could probably wander around and forget how to lip-sync, too. |
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| Meanwhile, the hashtag wars and lip-sync battles rage on. |
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| The benefit of immediacy is going to outweigh the disadvantages of a slight disconnect in lip-sync. |
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| Bass player Jay DeMarcus joked that when they decided to lip-sync to their new single, it was clear they weren't very good at it. |
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| So instead of cancelling our commitment to do the show, we made a last minute decision to lip-sync. |
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| She is known for being able to belt out a tune but Jessie J may have to start lip-sync due to health problems. |
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| Unlike Ms. Spears, Pink doesn't need to lip-sync. |
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| Significantly improved TV experience free of echos and lip-sync problems. |
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| We also have an impressive track record in lip-sync dubbing and foreign-language re-versioning of audio for international broadcast, multimedia and animation. |
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| Sources had earlier alleged that the 32-year-old singer was already planning to lip-sync during the shows, adding that she hasn't sung live for many years. |
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| Another concertgoer also complained about Spears' apparent lip-sync. |
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