Movie Making History of Blue and Green Screen Effects

[videomaker]

@richieschannelrulz Glad it helped!

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[richieme1970]

thanks guy very helpful

[videomaker]

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[ormaisazio]

That's really interesting!

[videomaker]

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[myoldreteacher]

Richard Edlund, Denis Muren and John Dykstra changed the face or modern SPFX work in movies. Look them up and read what they've achieved, and then say a silent thank you to all of them whenever you do any SPFX work in your movies.

[smuell12]

@Tom: Did I get it wrong or is it wrong? You tell that they used the green positive and the blue negative to create a matte, but it is NOT the blue negative you have shown. But even if I combine the shown two images, I never get the matte you have got. Please help! Thanks!

[smuell12]

@Tom: Did I get it wrong or is it wrong? You tell that they used the green positive and the blue negative to create a matte, but it is NOT the blue negative you have shown. But even if I combine the shown two images, I never get the matte you have got. Please help! Thanks!

[elijahzz]

fantastic!!!

[kuikai100]

a+++++++++++++

[siukong]

lol @ the imitation Star Wars music.

Also that "chroma" is mispelled twice, in two different ways. Won't get many search results that way!

[dsstunter]

can someone make subtitles or wrie this down, cause sometimes i can't get what they say, and i really need it quick!

[marcabane]

why not watch this after you learn english?

[smuell12]

@dsstunter: I´ve got the same problem. My native language is not English. Although I´ve lived quite a little while in Australia and had no problems understanding people, but this kind of accent is quite hard to understand. That´s a pitty. Sorry Tom :-/

[mackychloe]

interesting.

[TheHandOfFear]

A LOT of big inaccuracies.

[LTCF6499]

This is the type of quality content that needs to be more available. Nice freekin' job, sir!!!

[run4xhurd]

love this video. Really informative!

[LeslieMoniqueTV]

Good to know.

I learned something today!

[thebigboss1212]

i agree with anyloke and johndeweb.

its simply great!!

[johndeweb]

Great history lesson. This should be required info for a film appreciation course.

[fkd247]

Fantastic!Looking forward to the follow up.

[drgaule]

great thanks

[anyloke]

VIDEOMAKER are fabulous ,informative,entertaining and great magazine

[quicksite]

That was the most compact yet effective demonstration of these processes I've ever seen. Props to your writer, editor, film acquisition people, etc to pull this together for a YouTube budgeted 6-minute short.

I think this is hands down the best instructional video demo I have seen on YouTube ever.

So, speaking of credits of the unsung behind the scenes, who were the people who made this video?

[aryehr]

very cool :)

[paulalex19]

cool

[DanielBT1989]

VERY Interesting! I've always wondered how they used to to chroma keying back in vintage films. Thanks for this video :)

[jakz999]

cool