Double camera effect

I didn't watch the whole video, but it seems they probably shot it at a high resolution and then simply split the screen, zoom in (enlarge) and 'pan & scan' around. Didn't seem like two cams. Perhaps I should watch the whole thing though.
 
I agree with Ryan that is part of what they did. I also think they just shot the same scene a couple of times and carefully edited together certain spots that would match up well. You can see several times where one side has just a wall so it makes it easier to match it up with the other clip of the same wall. Some of them were played backwards while the other side forwards until they met up at the same time. Not sure if that makes sense but if you watch it I think it will.
 
I know I know!! I remember this video while at UCLA we studied it a lot, one of our teachers was in the production team, It was shot in Film and was Motion Control, this video is kind of old too I finish UCLA in 2003.

They shot it in motion control a couple of times and they move the zoom on the lens a couple of times and come back to mark so they had a match every time, just one camera, really simple if you think about it :thumbup:
 
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