The green screen works perfectly thank you! For some reason when I added the green screen it turned Godzilla like. The audio wasn't matching the video. Any ideas?
There is a tool that adjusts the green screening, you tweak it until the fuzz goes away. If your lighting is bad, you'll struggle to find a good spot that clears it everywhere, distinct edges help. The audio not lining up, I'm not sure how.why, as the audio in the video shouldn't be affected, BUT you can separate the audio from the video and nudge it one way of the other to re-line it up. Just right click on video and look for detach audio.
how do you add a background to a green screen. I have green clips organized cant figure out how to bring in green screen to the specific clips of greenscreen already in a project.
You would have to do this green screen first, render it which means to export it as a video file, then bring that filed back in and then do a picture in picture on top of that.
Yup! We did an entire series where we traveled into a Minecraft world through a "protal" on stage and appeared on screen in Minecraft. The kids loved it! The videos are on my channel, but down a ways.
Yes, a video clip can be used in the background as well instead of a still image. It's how I do my countdowns, see kidology.org/rubiks for a sample of a video with a timer over it, the timer was on a green background, so I put it over the video so you only see the numbers while watching the video.
Not very well. Green is best, blue is used in movie making. It removes all of that color from original video to background, so black would be in a lot of your video and become transparent. Bummer!
You can buy a green screen on Amazon - or at one church, I painted an entire wall green to film in front of! A picture of it is here: kidologist.com/2016/02/12/making-lessons-relational/
Did you watch the video? It does show you how to replace the green screen with a new backdrop. In this video, I filmed in front of a green backdrop. If you are wanting to know how to CUT out a normal background and change it to green, then yes, that would be a totally different, and much more difficult process! It is smarter to film in front of green, and then change the backdrop, which is what this video is about.
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Thank you! So glad it was helpul!
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thanks for taking the time to comment, glad it helped!
Marvelous, I was looking for that feature!
Sir Karl! Omg thank you so much!!! I found you right on time. Hope you're doing well!!
Perfect! Exactly what is needed! Thank you so much!
Thanks for the comment, happy to help.
VERY VERY COMPLETE TUTORIAL! THANKS
Glad it helped!
What an easy Tutorial! Thanksss
This was a great video! Thanks so much for helping me figure this out!!
Thank you! So happy to hear that! I've learned even more since this, so I need to do an updated one!
I love this!! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Gret instructional video for Mac users.
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The green screen works perfectly thank you! For some reason when I added the green screen it turned Godzilla like. The audio wasn't matching the video. Any ideas?
There is a tool that adjusts the green screening, you tweak it until the fuzz goes away. If your lighting is bad, you'll struggle to find a good spot that clears it everywhere, distinct edges help. The audio not lining up, I'm not sure how.why, as the audio in the video shouldn't be affected, BUT you can separate the audio from the video and nudge it one way of the other to re-line it up. Just right click on video and look for detach audio.
This is perfect thankyou ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much. Been searching for this.
Happy to help!
how do you add a background to a green screen. I have green clips organized cant figure out how to bring in green screen to the specific clips of greenscreen already in a project.
I did an extended training on how to do iMovie green screen, that's all I know. It is available at Kidology.org/flashclassimovie
@karl bastion I figured it out. Thank you making these videos.
nice
How do I make it do picture in picture and green screen at the same time?
You would have to do this green screen first, render it which means to export it as a video file, then bring that filed back in and then do a picture in picture on top of that.
WAIT A SECONG Minecraft NICE!!!!
Yup! We did an entire series where we traveled into a Minecraft world through a "protal" on stage and appeared on screen in Minecraft. The kids loved it! The videos are on my channel, but down a ways.
@@kidologist nice!
great thank you
hi can I ask is it possible to get the green screen if your using a MacBook
Yes! This was filmed on a MacBook - You need to film with an actual green screen, then edit in iMovie.
I am going to try it out let’s see if it works!!!!
I hope it works
This was helpful. Thank you. Why was the resolution set 854 x450? Thanks again.
Sorry, this was so long ago, I have no idea why the resolution would be that size, likely whatever camera I used shot in that dimension.
@@kidologist Thanks for getting back to me. Loving the green screen. Really appreciate your video.
Brilliant thanks!
Happy I could help!
thanks man!
Sure thing!
Can you have a movie with green screen over it? Or does it just have to be an image.
Yes, a video clip can be used in the background as well instead of a still image. It's how I do my countdowns, see kidology.org/rubiks for a sample of a video with a timer over it, the timer was on a green background, so I put it over the video so you only see the numbers while watching the video.
Does Green / Blue Screen also work with other colors? I have a video with a black screen lol...
Not very well. Green is best, blue is used in movie making. It removes all of that color from original video to background, so black would be in a lot of your video and become transparent. Bummer!
@@kidologist thank you for the reply!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH
You are very welcome!
Cant put the video above the green image with the app version of imovie
Yea, that's for a Mac. For iOS download the app Green Screen, it works great!
how did you create that green screen in the first place??
You can buy a green screen on Amazon - or at one church, I painted an entire wall green to film in front of! A picture of it is here: kidologist.com/2016/02/12/making-lessons-relational/
What if I had a different coloured backdrop? Say.. cyan?
The key is to use a solid color that you aren't wearing (or your puppet isn't) Movies often use blue.
@@kidologist I have a soft yellow background and a black shirt -- the image I want to be the background is showing up on my shirt...
@@Ms.Winfield_Da_English_Teacha same here :-(
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Thanks! I guess I need a Mac!
Doesn't tell you how to make the green screen video. It's already done
Did you watch the video? It does show you how to replace the green screen with a new backdrop. In this video, I filmed in front of a green backdrop. If you are wanting to know how to CUT out a normal background and change it to green, then yes, that would be a totally different, and much more difficult process! It is smarter to film in front of green, and then change the backdrop, which is what this video is about.
won't work sir
i tried arlgiht
Sorry I missed your comment, tell me what didn't work, as it does work. Maybe you have a different version of iMovie?
Did’nt work not happy
So bummed to hear that, what happened?