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(Page 1 of 1 pages for this article ) Filed under: Lighting •Motion Graphics •Tips •Training •Visual Effects • Greenscreen ResourcesSome tips; some tricks; some supplies.
As much as we like to keep up with the newest products and latest trends, some information is timeless - such as advice on shooting greenscreen. The After Effects Facebook feed forwarded a link to a very useful article by Jonas Hummelstrand of General Specialist posted back in 2006 that everyone should read before setting up a keying shoot. If I had to add one amplification, it would be to try to hire a stage that has some depth to it, so that the screen - and lighting for the screen - can be some distance behind the action; this will further blur it out, and reduce spill. Here’s a few more links of note:
(By the way, we also overhauled the keying chapter in Creating Motion Graphics 5th Edition, including high-def sources to practice with courtesy of Hollywood Camera Work.) If you have any other favorite resources, please feel free to post them in the Comments below!
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