Rick Bell

That is exactly what it will be. Fast, capturing one position as they move quickly to another position. So bullet time sounds like the beginning of the creation. What is a good morph software that hopefully works in After Effects or Premeire Pro (all with latest CS6 version)

I have heard of bulet time effect, but have never used it. I will be working alone with a low budget. I will shoot 10 scence with 1 person each scene doing a series of karate moves (called a "Kata"). With that said, I will have the 3 video camera's within 8 ft apart locked down. The camera's positions will all overlay parts of the scene; they will be genlocked for syncing. Stating the above and all camera setting and height will be the same, do you think bullet effect would work? Would bullet time work with as a 3 camera set-up in in After Effects? Do you have an Idea how extensive this effect would take to create? Then maybe create a template for the scene to re use?

Anyone have ideas for me?

I am shooting several action scences using a green screen behind the action. This will be a 3 camera shot; 1st camera left at a 45 degree facing center stage, 2nd camera set center stage and the 3rd camera right facing 45 degrees facing center stage. All camera's are locked and spaced equally apart. How or what plug-in (if needed) to After Effects or Premeire Pro would I need to create a seemless movement interacting with all 3 cameras. The transition movement needs fast from camera 1 to 3 and slower in different action parts. In other words, I am would like the 3 camera's to work as one, and I manipulate how I want each scence to look; like the Matrix, but with constant video movement. No still images that rotate to different angles. I look forward to advice, tips, recommendation, etc... If their is a answer I know y'all wil help.