Shooting Film Style with Two Cameras

Shooting Film Style with Two Cameras

By David Landau The biggest challenge for any production is usually time. Can the crew get all the shots needed and wanted in the limited time allocated on the production schedule? Several factors work against this, such as location availability, weather, the movement of the sun and actors’ schedules. While shooting with multiple cameras has...

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