Split Screen Technique

karma17 wrote on 5/23/2018, 3:21 AM

There are nearly a hundred videos on You Tube showing how to do a split screen effect, but this is the only video I've seen that I think shows a better alternative. And uses the tools Vegas has for this kind of thing.

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john_dennis wrote on 5/23/2018, 11:26 AM

While I applaud the youtuber's creativity and understanding of compositing and masking, the only tools required for creating split screens are Pan/Crop and/or Track Motion. Of all the screen segmentation efforts I've ever done, the subjects of the two to n clips have rarely been in the right place on the first try. In spite of any filters applied, it was necessary to move or resize each of the videos.