Three-Camera Setup

A three-camera setup involves using three separate cameras to capture different angles or parts of a scene simultaneously. This configuration is common in television production, film, or live events to provide a dynamic and comprehensive view, reducing the need for camera moves or edits. It allows for multiple perspectives—such as a close-up, a wide shot, and an over-the-shoulder view—enhancing visual storytelling and fluidity. Each camera can be operated independently, giving directors flexibility in editing to create a seamless and engaging final product.