Timing Your Clones

[Zerodecoole]

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[Sabrina]

Holy flaming crap baskets!

That's the best reaction anyone's had so far. I'm gonna print and frame that. Thank you!

If I get a dollar for every time someone discovers @SabrinaKom's channel

I pay them a dollar to promote me here

Her videos are Awesome though

Thank you! What's your paypal?

 

[Omeo]

I'd say try recording the audio of the first person talking on a phone if you have one. Then replay that audio in the background of your second recording so you know when to speak. Make sure that you record a "room tone", which is basically a recording of the surrounding you're in with no one speaking to get the natural sound of the environment.

In editing, add the room tone and the two video layers. When the first character is talking make sure the second clip of the clone is muted, so you won't hear the phone's recording and when the second clone is ready to speak, bring back their audio. The room tone will hopefully make the transition from the first clip to the second clip seem less choppy.

Hopefully this helps!

See, that occurred to me, but isn't that just kicking the can? You still have to imagine the clone's dialogue in your head while you record yours on your phone. Maybe you have to record both sides of the conversation at the same time and have them playing in the background like you said. I still feel like there has to be a better way, though.[DOUBLEPOST=1451033180,1451032912][/DOUBLEPOST]

Ah, my specialty Since I film all sketches on my own, I have only my clones to talk to

The easiest is to keep the shots short like "clone A - clone B / cut to different angle or close-up of an object / clone A - clone B / cut..."
If you need more of a back-and-forth like "A - B - A" you can have A imagine the lines of B in your head and in editing do a slight adjustment of the speed during A's reaction.
If it needs to go on even longer, you can play back the already recorded audio of one clone for the other. That still takes a lot of practice though.

Time Re-Mapping sounds like a great idea. I'll have to give it a try. Thanks, Sabrina. (^_^)