I've got the recommended color of green and the material all set to film on but I have two questions about greenscreening.
If you have 3 elements to your shot, and the elements on the left and the right side of the frame are stationary and the middle elements are moving. Do you greenscreen the moving part or the stationary part and why? Secondly, I get the message about how the green screen must be evenly lit and to avoid spill and that but how do you physically do that? How do you know if the greenscreen is perfectly lit, before you put it in the Mac and Final Cut. Is it possible to tell on the monitor? And if you put your elements to be filmed in front of the green screen and it is lit well and then you light to element to be filmed does it matter if any of the lit on your subject or object if projected onto the greenscreen? Would really appreciate some feedback, shooting this weekend. Thanks!
JK
If you have 3 elements to your shot, and the elements on the left and the right side of the frame are stationary and the middle elements are moving. Do you greenscreen the moving part or the stationary part and why? Secondly, I get the message about how the green screen must be evenly lit and to avoid spill and that but how do you physically do that? How do you know if the greenscreen is perfectly lit, before you put it in the Mac and Final Cut. Is it possible to tell on the monitor? And if you put your elements to be filmed in front of the green screen and it is lit well and then you light to element to be filmed does it matter if any of the lit on your subject or object if projected onto the greenscreen? Would really appreciate some feedback, shooting this weekend. Thanks!
JK
