How to Chroma Key/Green Screen in Final Cut Pro X (Tutorial 1)

This is the first tutorial that will be followed by a whole series of tutorials on Final Cut Pro X. This video will show you how to Chroma Key/Green Screen using FCP X.

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Final
• Cut
• Pro
• Chroma
• Key
• Green
• Screen
• How
• To

[maxidraxi98]

From where can I download this sound effects?

[lizards821]

@maxidraxi98 It is included with Final Cut.

[qigong1001]

Can I key out other colors?

[lizards821]

@qigong1001 Blue

[SalsaShoeProductions]

thanks this really helper!

[ShawnEsplin]

@qigong1001 You can key out any color, just remember that if you key out a color that is also on your subject, like if you have blue eyes or a blue shirt and you use a blue screen, keying out blue will also remove your eyes or shirt. You could fix the eyes, probably with the "Fill Holes" option, but if you have a blue shirt or other large item against a similar blue background, it's probably going to be more trouble than it's worth to try to fix it, so choose your background wisely.

[Bottleshark01]

@chinieboyiphone You can use green paper rolls

[chinieboyiphone]

were did u get your green screen?? please respond

[brianbobcat]

By the way, Command Arrow (forward or back) is now only 10 frames, not one second anymore. You may be able to change that in the keyboard settings, but I fell for that mistake as well. Just a little FYI. Good video though.

[NewAgeDirector]

Great video keep up the good work.

[CJandMP]

@qigong1001 you can select it in keying if you hit inspector, then show the keying tab, and click select colors

[qigong1001]

@CJandMP Thank you, but my question was about other "colors." Not lack thereof. Thanks though.