The History Of Trunks - Green Screen/Effects Test 1

So we've decided to shoot a live action version of The History Of Trunks. We wanted to test out doing the whole movie green screen, so we shot a few test shots of key elements from the Dragonball world. The test shots are set up as following:

Super Saiyan (Wide Shot/Front)
Kamehameha Charge (Close Up/Side)
Kamehameha Blast (Wide Shot/SIde)

So these shots, we actually created a little mini story, a little 2-3 minute test fight movie for you guys, all green screen. These shots are from that, all in efforts to figure out if we should shoot in all green screen or, live action background. Let us know what you think guys! We want the feedback, good and bad. If you think it sucks, let us know. But than again, this is youtube, so I know you're all good at being honest.

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[godzillafan457]

what kind of thing did you use for the movie and effects please tell me and ill sub u

[WhateverProduction4]

@godzillafan457 Green screen, a somewhat decent camera, adobe after effects, final cut pro

[dynhoofull]

q lixo



[RenegadeMaster07]

when you power up the dirt blast up the front of the camera seems far too close. It would've been better to just see particles rush along the surface of the ground for half a second.

In your first short the lighting is the correct size.

The lightning in the last part is too thick and big. You can see black feathering around it.

Energy ball was awesome. You correctly made it generate power rather than suck power in, which mean people get wrong.

Keep on Trucking guys.

[dianabluda10]

good, but don't forget to make the shadow when u use greenscreen or it seems unreal ( 0:05 )

[bravomtft]

looks cool.

What's the total cost of green screen technology for shooting movies? And how much did it cost you to shoot that 58 second video, including the cost of green screen technology of course?

Please do reply. Thanks in advance. Best of luck.