Movie Making History of Blue and Green Screen Effects

Explore the history of Chroma Key. Everything from bluescreen to greenscreen! To learn more great video tips and tricks, download our free report "3 Point Lighting 101" at http://www.videomaker.com/r/581

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• chromakey
• effects
• green
• history
• hollywood
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[richieme1970]

thanks guy very helpful

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[ormaisazio]

That's really interesting!

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[LeslieMoniqueTV]

Good to know.

I learned something today!

[dsstunter]

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

[videomaker]

@richieschannelrulz Glad it helped!

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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!