stuckfootage
Well-known member
Hi folks,
It's pretty easy to have two versions of an actor talking to herself, etc.
The technique is based on shooting the actor twice in the same setup,
and compositing two halves of the screen together with a feathered
transition mid-screen.
I'm wondering how to have *multiple* images of an actor in a scene,
you know, different distances, overlap. etc.
Any thoughts? Am I going to have to rotoscope the whole thing?
Inspirations?
Thanks for your time, video geeks!
Les
It's pretty easy to have two versions of an actor talking to herself, etc.
The technique is based on shooting the actor twice in the same setup,
and compositing two halves of the screen together with a feathered
transition mid-screen.
I'm wondering how to have *multiple* images of an actor in a scene,
you know, different distances, overlap. etc.
Any thoughts? Am I going to have to rotoscope the whole thing?
Inspirations?
Thanks for your time, video geeks!
Les