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Brad Gosse 10-01-2007 06:29 PM

Green screen fun (pics and vid)
 
So we are re-doing our video production site and I thought I would show you some behind the scenes stuff.

This is our first green screen attempt (we are more post production) but I think it came out okay.

http://www.stockimagelab.com/greenscreen/essog002.jpg

http://www.stockimagelab.com/greenscreen/essog003.jpg

http://www.stockimagelab.com/greenscreen/essog004.jpg

http://www.stockimagelab.com/greenscreen/essog005.jpg

http://www.stockimagelab.com/greenscreen/essog006.jpg

The finished product.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=TinkCBSpPjM

Shap 10-01-2007 06:32 PM

Cool stuff Brad :thumbsup

ElConquistador 10-01-2007 06:37 PM

looks good... you can have some fun with that

RawAlex 10-01-2007 06:40 PM

Not bad Brad. As a tip, add a light behind and blow the model to backlight them a bit, you will find that it may help get rid of the slightly green glow around their hair especially that is hard to get rid of completely.

seeric 10-01-2007 07:34 PM

green screen is one of the hardest things to light. it caused me a ton of headaches getting used to it.

RedShoe 10-01-2007 08:08 PM

Nice setup Brad, I did visual effects for just a few months before I got into physical effects, but I do remember that those guys would light the entire green screen as evenly as possible. There were absolutely no hotspots at all.

They'd also pull the subject far enough away to light and not cast any shadows on the green screen.

vidvicious 10-01-2007 08:41 PM

Nice job

garybrooks 10-01-2007 09:11 PM

looks like fun... what do you use for the green back drop?

Brad Gosse 10-02-2007 06:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by garybrooks (Post 13173294)
looks like fun... what do you use for the green back drop?

I bought a fabric chroma key green screen from a photo shop.

gornyhuy 10-02-2007 06:36 AM

:1orglaugh

"Our facility features fire protection, smoke alarms, hot AND cold running water, and electrical outlets in every office!"

gornyhuy 10-02-2007 06:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 13172815)
Not bad Brad. As a tip, add a light behind and blow the model to backlight them a bit, you will find that it may help get rid of the slightly green glow around their hair especially that is hard to get rid of completely.

I thought the golden rule of photography is: NEVER BLOW YOUR MODELS. :winkwink:

u-Bob 10-02-2007 06:48 AM

good job :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by gornyhuy (Post 13174890)
:1orglaugh

"Our facility features fire protection, smoke alarms, hot AND cold running water, and electrical outlets in every office!"

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

solomonYBM 10-02-2007 07:25 AM

For our first time out, it went perfect. Thats for the advice Raw alex, and thats for the props Vid and others.

IncredibleScott 10-02-2007 07:33 AM

Good luck go green

Pete-KT 10-02-2007 07:34 AM

Very nice brad

Jman 10-02-2007 07:34 AM

Great product from an awesome company to work with.

myjah 10-02-2007 07:47 AM

Wow, looks awesome! Nice job!


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