I felt like a kid in a candy store all day today. I was shooting video in a professional green screen studio that was the size of an aircraft hangar. The walls were green; the floor was green; the side walls were covered in sound-deadening material. The 20 foot ceiling was coated in black paint, and there were banks of professional soft lights throughout the studio. I was impressed.
I never use green screen to shoot my own videos, for a variety of reasons and I never shoot in a studio. Today was different. I was in Florida creating multiple series of videos for the Lawyers Video Studio. This was so cool.
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August 28, 2009 by
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Using a green screen allows you to insert into your background any image or moving image you want. This is done to give the impression of being in a fancy or exotic location when you’re really in your office or video studio. How does it work? When you are editing your video on your computer, you first edit your scene. Then you color correct your video. Then you start to work on the image you want to use to replace the entire green screen that was behind you.
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