Originally Posted by Paul Markham

Editing 2 cameras can be a nightmare. Take 3 times as long and you're never satisfied with the results.

There are so many ways to screw up a 2 camera shoot that you should practice and practice to get it right for you. You need two identical cameras. Make sure they are both set exactly the same, test them on a single monitor switching from one to the other to make sure of is color balance and other things. Switch of the sound of one. If one is on the tripod fixed have it full scene and make sure the models don't move out of frame. If there are two camera men make sure they don't trip over each other and/or film each other when the action gets hot. You synchronize the start and both stop at the same times.

Just a few things to look out for. LOL