
Set up a chroma key green screen studio for After Effects with even lighting, controlled shadows, and a garbage man, while organizing image sequences and assets.
Learn to pull a clean key in After Effects using Key Light, Key Cleaner, and Advanced Spill Suppressor, with masking and intermediate result workflows for efficient chroma keying.
Learn how to fix spill with the advanced spill suppressor in After Effects, using default and ultra modes, and adjust saturation, spill range, spill color correction, and the replace method.
Fix green screen edges in After Effects using the key cleaner by adjusting edge radius to avoid halos, optionally reduce chatter for noisy footage, and test with a background.
Master unevenly lit green screen footage in after effects by masking individual subjects, applying separate key lights, and using alpha add blending with feathered edges for a clean final result.
Remove blue screen spill in After Effects by selecting a non-reflective blue, avoiding reflections, using the eyedropper to sample key colors, and adjusting spill bias and the spill suppressor.
Use curves for color correction to boost contrast and warmth. Then build an off-white background vignette with a white and light gray solid, masked and feathered for soft edges.
Learn to use included animated news backgrounds in After Effects for green screen projects. Set up the project, position and scale the subject, adjust opacity, and apply color changes.
Carve away unwanted areas with the pen tool and garbage matte to simplify green screen keying, then set magenta background to visualize the key on a two-panel workspace.
Master keying in After Effects with key light, advanced spill suppressor, and key cleaner to remove green screen spill, refine via clip black/white and color correction with curves and warmth.
Apply the Lumetri Color effect to boost contrast and warmth by using curves and color wheels, adjusting shadows, midtones, and highlights for cooler shadows and warmer highlights.
Learn to fix a greenscreen shot in poor light by masking both subjects, applying a key, tuning key light, spill suppression, and color grading with curves and color wheels.
In this 2 part course we'll take a look at chroma key set-up tips, how to properly use the Keylight effect to get a clean key, how to apply a key on a badly shot footage, vignettes, and then we'll move on to the keying workspace, the advanced spill suppressor, color enhancement and more.
By the end of this course you'll know how to pull a key correctly on any type of shot, including greenscreen shot in poor light conditions so I look forward to seeing you on the inside