Tell me more ×  Here is the Script:  Lets take the opening
scenes of Hugo, of course the film bagged Academy awards, In the
scene that starts by following the kid (Hugo), carries on and on
for some time with many complex movements and dynamics and
finally reaches at a decent close frame.  Yes, in the making it
was revealed that it was 3 different boys acting the scene. What
I ask here is an easier way, or maybe easiest among the lot (in
the sense of both production cost and human resource/effort) to
imitate a continuous shot effect using multiple cameras.  I have
heard from my friend (a professional CG artist) that it can be
done using 3D techniques. It involves the creation of the entire
stage (the area where the scene occurs in real film) in the 3D
virtual space. and then intelligently filling up the cuts
between cameras using this 3D virtual fillers.  I am really open
to that idea. But, are there any real life (no virtual/3D)
techniques to establish a continuous looking scene?
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