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Created on November 2, 2023
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Introduction to green screen
Blue screen vs. Green screen
- Any colour
- One: Blue
- One: Green
- Two: Blue AND Green
- Blue
- Green
- Black and white
- Orange
1. How many colours can you use for chromakeying? 2. Which one was firstly used? 3. Which one is the most commonly used now ? 4. Why are these two colours favoured ? Because 5. Why would you use a blue screen instead of a green screen ?
- Green
- Blue
- Black and white
- Orange
- they don’t show up in human skin
- they are S. Spilberg's favourite colours
- the sky is blue and the grass is green
- If you can’t remove green elements from the keyed shot
- If you are filming underwater
- If you are making a black and white movie
DRAWBACKS of using CHROMAKEYING
- post-production
- skills
- preparation
- preparation
- post-production
- skills
- skills
- post-production
- preparation
- in real settings
- in Hollywood
- indoors
- outdoors
ADVICE: - Whenever you can, shoot in ________or round out the scene with medium shots and close-ups that don't rely as much on the surrounding scenery. - Use chromakeying to __________ graphics behind a subject (ex: weather forecasts)
- superimpose
- substract
- remove
Soon: YOU will be movie directors
- green screen
- green carpet
- green painting
- projectors
- bulbs
- green screens
- camera
- zoom
- lense
- An editing software
- Windows 11
- A geek friend
- computer
- hard drive
- keyboard