Assembling a Green Screen Video That Looks Great

In earlier episodes Rich gave you some important tips on lighting, shooting, and processing backgrounds for your green screen project. Now we put it all together.

The key to a great green screen is a combination of how you shoot and how you post process your material. In this episode, prepared exclusively for AdramaTV, join Rich Harrington as he shows you how all these pieces come together when keying in editing software, such as Final Cut Pro X.

Related Products atAdorama

• Nikon D800 Digital SLR

• Flashpoint 500 LED Dimmable Light

• Manfrotto G100 Sand Bag Weight for Boom and Light Stands

• Sunbounce Sandbag

• JTL B-1030 Background Support System

• Linco Cross Bar for Background Support

• Westcott Background Support System with 2 Stand

• Westcott Photo Basics 40″ 5-in-1 Collapsible Reflector

• Sunbounce SunScrim Butterfly Seamless Textile

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Learn More at theAdorama Learning Center

• Chroma-Key Basics
• How to Set Up A Green Screen for Video Production
• Westcott 5×7′ X-Drop Screen Kit for Inexpensive, Easy Setup Backdrops
• Transform backgrounds with Chroma-key
• Video DSLR Basics for Photographers