You don't need two cameras to achieve that effect. You'll notice we use it frequently in our films, all shot on one camera. It's all done in the editing. Shoot the scene from both (or multiple) angles.

Let's say you're shooting two people talking. Shoot the whole conversation from an A and B angle. Now, when you're editing it, cut the shot from A to B, but keep the sound from A running while the shot is on B (sometimes called 'roll editing'). It's an important technique in achieving realistic conversation or interaction, and gives you control over what character or scene you wish to depict whilst dialogue continues.

Hope that helps.

DHP

Hey mate,

For Black Button and Campsite I used Sony Screenblast to edit on a PC. For The Window I used a Mac with Final Cut Pro 6.0.

Cheers,
Lucas

oh my gosh, are you serious, haha, I'll consider it.

Simon<33333

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Thanks. Haha, first video I ever made. So yeah that means a lot.

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