How NOT to do a Bluescreen

This episode demonstrates some common problems and pitfalls to setting up a bluescreen, and gives helpful tips on what to avoid, what works, and what doesn't.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• bluescreen
• greenscreen
• chroma-key
• key
• chroma
• compositing
• sfx
• matte
• keying
• editing
• digital
• special
• effects
• background
• HD

[everiomans2]

I'm pretty good when it comes to this stuff - but i watched your vid anyway to see if i could pick up anything new. i didn't -lol but i was impressed by the way you presented the tutorial and the way you spoke about the craft. probably the best tutorial on screening on you-tube.

[KWDproductions]

Thanks for your comments. It's greatly appreciated!

[CrazySean]

Blue screening looks kind of cheesy with stills, in my opinion.

[Papalucasmex]

Thank you, very clear and very illustrative.

[AndrewMcWeatherwax]

thanks man

[sueme5]

btw...i gave your video 5 stars and have subscribed.

[sueme5]

WOW...you are super smart!! thanks for the video! keep up the good work. i hope you have a great day.

[santy091]

so nice man!

[madmomentsgo]

good advice.

[cantbeliveitshuman]

yes, yes he was, why would monks make bluescreens? lol

[zaphodchak]

I once played with a white screen (long time ago) trying a luma key (as opposed to chroma key) and the results were horrible. It's probably not the best option.

[zaphodchak]

Surely he omitted the part about not using a red screen by mistake. He must've meant any shade of green or blue (though as you point out, ones that reflect less red light will work better).

[fellythekid]

wait were you kidding about about the Thailand Monks?