Unfortunately, none of the fight scenes are on YouTube, but this scene shows how the film has two characters on screen at the same time. It is achieved very well and blends smoothly to the point where the viewer cannot tell that it is two separate shots.
This is the type of effect that I would like to achieve in my backup film as it is very effective, and if it is done simply, it can be a very effective and easy effect to achieve.
The effect is achieved by having an actor and a stand in act out the scene on camera, then the actors swap places and read out the opposite lines. The only way this can work is to have the camera in the exact same place in each shot so the they can be edited seamlessly on top of each other. Then, during post-production, you can edit out the stand in and replace them with the actor to make it seem like they are having a conversation with themselves or a twin. As long as the actor has a stand in to read lines and the camera is kept in the same place, it is a relatively easy effect to edit and achieve which is why I have chosen this effect to be in my backup film as it still demonstrates a lot of skill without being too complicated.
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