Learn how to shoot, edit, and process green screen video.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- When to key in Premiere Pro
- When to key in After Effects
- Importing into Adobe Premiere Pro with the Media Browser
- Correctly interpreting fields and frames
- Performing a test key from your camera’s card
- Stacking layers for keying in Adobe Premiere Pro
- Using the Ultra Keyer
- Refining the Ultra Keyer with mask generation
- Cleaning up a mask in Ultra Keyer
- Final green-screen colorgrading to match
- Creating green-screen previsualization
- Sending a Premiere Pro green-screen sequence to After Effects
- Importing projects from Premiere Pro
- Using Dynamic Link
- Using Keylight
- Refining Keylight
- Using masks with Keylight
- Creating a 3D scene
- Enhancing a key with 3D lights
- Rescuing a bad key
- Refining a bad key
- Defocusing backdrops in Photoshop
- Applying depth-of-field blur in Photoshop
- Designing custom blurs with the Photoshop Blur Gallery
- Creating a custom blur in Photoshop
- Extruding a still in 3D space to create a backdrop
- Using a panoramic photo as a virtual set
- Using an panoramic photo as a camera map
- Rendering a movie with a straight alpha channel
- Rendering a track matte and fill movie
- Next steps
Taught by
Richard Harrington