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/mˈʌltɪpəlkˈamɹə sˈɛtʌp/
/mˈʌltɪpəlkˈæmɹə sˈɛɾʌp/a television and film production technique that uses multiple cameras to capture different angles of a scene simultaneously, allowing for a more dynamic and immersive viewing experience
What is a "multiple-camera setup"?
A multiple-camera setup is a filming technique where several cameras are used simultaneously to capture different angles or perspectives of a scene. This approach allows filmmakers to record the action from various viewpoints in real time, reducing the need for multiple takes. It is commonly used in television productions, live broadcasts, and complex scenes where capturing different angles and reactions is crucial. The multiple-camera setup helps ensure that all important aspects of a scene are covered and can make the editing process more efficient by providing a range of footage to choose from.
