Timecode for Multiple Cameras | Filmmaking Tips & Tutorials

The more cameras and devices you have on set, the greater the imperative to keep them in sync and organized. On the set of The Dice Decide, we’ll dive into a multi-camera improvisational production and how timecode is the key to staying organized.

Timecode for multiple cameras is tricky and requires specialized knowledge of not only timecode types but also the connections they use and the labeling needed on files and the timecode slate.

Luckily, we've got tips and tricks on all these topics in this episode of S101, and if you wanna dive into this topic further, we have a whole playlist dedicated to timecode education.

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00:00 - The Dice Decide
00:33 - What makes multi-cam difficult?
00:59 - What is timecode?
02:06 - How to setup Multi-cam timecode
04:08 - What is a slate for?
04:46 - How to slate for multi-cam
06:42 - Using timecode in your editor