How to get a flawless greenscreen shoot in a tiny room
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- It's very hard to become the authority (or feel that authority) in your marketplace by way of video until those videos reflect on the outside what you already know to be true on the inside.
One place this problem raises its ugly head again and again is in how coaches and consultants appear in their video environments.
It's not always good. Especially when it comes to the green screen lighting setup.
Well...after extensive experimentation and testing, including a high
profile series of launch videos, I’ve discovered an astonishingly
simple way for lighting green screen to get a flawless shoot in even the smallest of spaces.
If you’d like to have this video superpower for your own, you can get it right now. It doesn’t cost a thing.
Isn't it time you presented an image you can be proud of to an image-conscious market?
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Hello Steven.....I am the CEO of an export company here in India and have been watching some of your videos. I should tell you that I really appreciate and feel so pleasant when I hear you speak....there is no hurry, no extra excitement in your oratory technique...I mean this is so soothing.
Please make more videos on different subjects. I think your voice and way of speaking shouldn't be limited to Green Screen type Tutorials. You are a lovely story teller type personality.
My Best Wishes !!
I will take it under advisement. Thank you!
This was one of the best, succinct, helpful instructional videos I've watched about this topic. Great job, I want to be you when I grow up (unless you have a criminal record or something bad).
That was much better and to the point than 99% of the noise out there. Thanks Steve!
Thank you! (he said quietly :)
Felt like I was watching a DIY video tape from the 80s... and I'm from the 90s! Loved it.
Wow! Your voice and video presence are something to aspire to!
Your way of explaining things is very nice and welcoming 😊
Great tutorial Steven thank you! One question do you recommend softboxes on all 4 lights? Really great tutorial, thank you again for the concise and detailed demonstration. Is it important to have the ones in front of your subject have them and also on the screen so really all 4 is more ideal? Because I'll gladly make some of those. I see DIY tutorials on them, but if 2 works, I'm wondering which two, screen lit ones, or in front on the subject. Really appreciated seeing you walking in between the lights range to show us exactly why getting as little shadow as possible is important.
You absolutely don't need soft boxes for all 4 lights, but you do need soft light all around. You can do this with LED panels on yourself and florescent strips to partially light the green screen. Good luck!
Your naturally cool. Love the presentation
Truly useful. Straight to the point and what a lovely voice and cadence. 🙂
Nicely Done! I spent the morning watching youtube looking for tips and tricks on how to improve my greenscreen results. I was really surprised at the extremely poor production quality of so many of these tutorials. I tip my hat to you! Exceptional quality, and I benefited from what you said. Even though your tutorial was not about audio, exceptional audio quality. Thanks
Great simple, pragmatical explanation on lighting positioning and green screen in small spaces...
Thank you! This video and explanation helped me with questions. Job well done!
explained perfectly! thank you! trying tomorrow!
So Helpful & brief Thank You 💐
Your way of talking is so impressive and it brought smile to myface
whish this guy was my university lecturer. learned more in 6 mins than 1 year of a course lmao. and man is a comedic genius. loved it
This is the Best green screen video I've seen. And it's correct. I found out by trial and error. I literally live in my tiny 400 sq.ft. Studio and have made it work. Thank you for this video. There's more to explore! 🌺
This is the best video I have seen on the subject. Had to fast forward to about halfway through though. I didn't need to be sold on the fact I need green screen, I already knew that and that's why I came here. But good job and thank you.
Why doesn`t this video have 1 million views??? Excellent hack!
The way he presents!! ❤❤
I've seen tons of green screen how-to videos. This is the BEST! Thank you.
Beautiful video! Thank you very much sir!! ❤️🙏
Wow, what a lovely energy you have! Thank you for the info, it's very helpful for a beginner :-)
Steve, it's a shame I'm just seeing your video. This is by far the most informative advice on how to effectively light chromakey for video. Awesome! The most beneficial 6.5 minutes spent on TH-cam.
I must have missed something. How do you set up greenscreen in a tiny room??
i think the point was that in a tiny room you don't have space to just use two lights that light both the screen and thus in this small room, in order to still fit, you use separate lights for lighting the screen from the ones lighting the subject
John Gault Productions Too bad. That was what the video was contrasting greenscreen against.
@LevelEzy I understand your frustration. And for those who need more help to get the finer points, I tried to do something about it. If you click on the little "I" at the top of this video you will get access to an entire course on doing greenscreen...no charge...no upsell...no funny business. But if you go through it, you will become as good as a pro; certainly good enough to put something up that will make you proud of what you've created. Good luck!
@@StevenWasher Here is an option that is used alot in the online streaming world now. This one is compact and collapsible, so when you are done you can stash it in an office closet for example. El Gato Green Screen - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0743Z892W/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I got it, and I got ADDS. WATCH IT 10 TIMES IF YOU HAVE TO...watch when he is stepping back and forward.. starting at 4:07, and listen to what he is saying.. and notice the lighting on him as he does it...he is showing and explaining how to light a green screen in small places..
So well presented! Subscribed
Very good presentation for a newbee like me........
Great video! Question, what kind of fabric is your green screen made out of?
It's a thin spongey foam with a flexible backing. It never wrinkles, which is why it's my favorite.
The ending caught me by surprise. Clever fox. Thumbs up for that
Can you provide a link where I could buy those exact lights that you have?😀
You get all that and more when you watch the video linked to at the end of this video.
@@StevenWasher 😀'thanks!
I laughed so many times. Thanks for this! I'm gonna try it later.
Thank You. I finally found a video that explains the missing KEY information. I have a green screen. I'm going to do this. Thanks again and new subscriber.
Thank you, sir. Godspeed!
Super like with a smile on my face. 😃👍
Thank you for the pointers. I didn't however think myself that duh obviously my shadow would counter affect the light so keep them right behind me was a useful hint. Much appreciated sir!
Thx . Great information. I would add a teeny bit of backlight.....
Excellent presentation.
Steven, this was very informative. Thanks
This guy does an awesome job, every single video is very intuitive!!!!!
Great man. Thanks for sharing.
You are really good and forthcoming with valuable information.
I’m wanting to start a new you tube channel ….story telling…I have a cooking channel that I recently started
My question can you be hired to do the background?
I’m trying to learn but in the meantime I would like to get some stories out.
You can certainly ping me offline: steve@visibleauthority.com
Truely useful.
Your thumbnail says tteeny tiny room - but you have 8 foot between the lights and the camera. Im trying to greenscreen directly behind me, but the PC itself has a light, plus 4 other lights and I just case myself a huge shadow.
You have the best voice on youtube nice work!!!
8 feet is teeny-tiny in studio terms. It is not large by any stretch in office terms either. There does come a tipping point, however, where the distance is too small to avoid the big shadow, and that is what you've now discovered. You could try aiming a light straight down the back of the green screen and see if that helps. But the best thing might be to seek a slightly larger room and start over. But you could also dress the room you're in and create a very nice space. I have a video on how to do that just a few spots back. Good luck!
Thank you.
Another excellent video from an excellent presenter.
At the end of the day, this guy is providing free advice and good advice at that.
I am very grateful to have such concise advice to help me with my project.
i'm not really clear on what made this different to any other green screen lighting setup. What was the trick that made it so you didn't need to be 8 feet from the screen?
So helpful! Thank you
love his videos.
Very good. so, what you are saying, if you have even light, 3 feet away from screen, you can stand, say, 4 feet away, as long as you are not being reflected upon by the green screen lights. The two other lights shine on you and they are next to camera. Generally, how far does the camera need to be from the subject? So far, having a lot of issues getting rid of shadows, no matter what i do, so any help is appreciated. thanks.
Awesome! Thank you sooo very much...pure EXCELLENCE!
That intro was hilarious!
Hey you have amazing vibes...sorry need to see the whole video.....
this and your pdf are instrumental in wrapping my mind around how this setup works--thank you Steven
I tried for a week to get a greenscreen effect that looked perfect. I finally gave up after trying everything and took it down. I had everything like you said with a good distance away from greenscreen light. Maybe it was my software, i dont know. I couldn't get a perfect edge around my body even though everything seem to be lit properly and fairly evenly.
I've seen this a lot when people use Camtasia or maybe try to do too much with their software. If the lighting and geometry are not pretty spot-on, the tendency is to take the settings too far in an effort to compensate. So the best thing is to try to get the lighting so that you need very minimal to no setting changes in your software. I would check out this next video for further instructions on the lighting and for a good diagram of how it should look: www.visibleauthority.com/gsguide/ Hope that helps!
@@StevenWasher Thanks, I use Lightworks for editing, which is pretty professional, even tried 3 different filters.
@@JavierBuckenmeyer There are a million little things you have to do right. It's not enough to say you tried and it didn't work. If you want to know for sure, then send me some raw footage to steve@visibleauthority.com via wetransfer.com. and I will process it myself. Thanks.
@@StevenWasher I decided that I didn't want to spend more time trying to make it work. It's more important for me to produce content (instead of going for perfection) so I went back to a white background setup for now. I'll send you some footage. Cheers.
Thanks for pointing out that the issue was with my software. Cheers.
This was a nice supplement to what I've learned already. Great production.
Very nice. I don’t have the right lighting equipment, but the advice helped tremendously 😃
Really useful. Thank you.
Awesome !! . Lots of love from India ❣👍🎉 .Thank you for AMAZING video.
Great video
I've recently started using a green screen after watching some of your videos. I've got a problem with my process. First, I create my initial draft with the screen, then edit it, and export it. Then, I take it back into my editor to change the background and export it again for the final one. Am I doing it correctly or doubling my effort foolishly? OR, is it done this way only?
Thank you so much for this. I'm trying to do green screen videos for an online class I am instructing and I have had so much trouble working out of my small project studio. I liked your video within 30 seconds, btw because your charisma is very calming.
Thank you, sir! And yes, this should work for your new project.
0:43 The delivery of this intro was on pro level
Your green screen seems fantastic and thicker than the ones I have. would you please share a link or the name of the company that makes them?
If you click on the info button you'll find that and much more. It's all free.
Simple and to the point
That's awesome thank you Great info
This is amazing - thank you - You explained it so much easier than so many other videos and articles I have seen :)
Brilliant! Thx so much
Thank you so much. I have the dslr and it was less of a learning curve than the green screen is becoming. Haha. However my house is solid white. So, bluring the background just gives me blury white. Looks like unfocused snow. Thanks for making things easy. This video got you a new subscriber. 👍
Nice work 😎
THANK YOU FOR THIS IT IS A GREAT HELP FOR ME
Just what I needed to make VR videos!
I Swear Steven you could sell ice to Eskimos. I truly love your videos, voice, presentation!!! This was my first video with you and now I see you have rebranded or just have many brands. Well time to subscribe to your channel. You have one more, I know hard to count when you already have 13K , hmmm I wonder how Mr. Beast counts all his subs or even is able to keep in touch with any of them. Well great content, professional presentation. Will be sure to send others your way as you definitely are the authority on whatever topic you open your mouth and mind to. Oh lastly yes there is a power out there as it brought me back to your intro vid today which is truly mind provoking :) TY
Thanks so much, Bill!
Just stopped to say Thank you. Learnt so much. Your style is great!
Much obliged! :)
Your videos are awsome!! Wish i could speak like you. Good job!!!
This really helps
Thanks for the brilliant video! Well done.
and that green screen....😆'its awesome!
Great vid.
Thanks, very helpful mate.
Very very perfect lighting😗😍
A great video, very straightforward and easy to get it done correctly!
Nice on GS.... I mean on Green Screen ...!
Thank you! Going to give it try tomorrow! I am so excited!
Thank you for this, I have just got my green screen, lights are on order. This has been very informative.
Good jobs
Awesome!
Wow!!I just subscribed to the free course and did my first green screen video!! Thanks...it came out perfect!! Wonderful!!
Awesome. Glad it worked for you!
from where you get always these nice backgrounds?
usually at 123rf.com, but any good photo site will have them.
but why do u need to 2 lights for only the green screen? u can use one of them infront of your face for a brighter look
Best of the best! Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial.
Thank you sir! I got it!
So you have 2 Dayflo FX lights (additional info?) on either side and behind the subject of the green screen. Also, two lights on either side and in front of the subject ... no third hairline light?
Would you recommend the same type of light for the subject?
There is a 3rd light. There's a lot more information at this video: th-cam.com/video/GnsR3TI4LLU/w-d-xo.html&lc=
@@StevenWasher That makes more sense. Thx.
Informative 👍
Great video. Thank you sir!
Great explanatioon where to stand (or sit) and achieve a good green screen effect with the lighting Steve! Yes, you have achieved a position of authority in my book!
Cool! Glad it worked for you, Sandra. :)
Great advice. BTW you sound like James Spader lol.
Greetings from Australia!
And you dont look unlike Doc-Oc from the Spiderman movie too
@@AdamfromFWCI two very fine actors, thank you very much. :)
Hi, can you recommend the specific lights to get, for someone on a budget? What's the minimum one should spend on lighting to get a decent professional result? Thank you!
There are budgets and there are budgets. I don't know yours, but you can do all this with regular light bulbs and plywood if you're handy and don't mind spending the time building the framework. I have a free pdf that goes into all the details on my favorite tools and how to use them for getting this effect. That's at www.visibleauthority.com/ultimate-gs-invitation-video/ Good luck!
Very helpful thank you for sharing 🙏
So what happens if the Whole Room is green? And the lights are in front of everything? Ok So I painted my Whole Room Green. And I have two soft boxes on the left and right. I'm the talent standing in the Middle of the floor. I have the whole room green because I have Multi Camera Shoot. Need Advice
Steve, you're right to the point. I just love your style of presenting. It feels like you have a ton of teaching experience. Thank you.
Excellent information. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Thank you for the kind words!