As a voice actor heading more deeply media consultancy this just blows my mind. I look forward to using some of the techniques, and giving you guys a big thumbs up.
I have wondered for ages, how they get get the background to move, in sync with the character on camera, when using green screen..... Now it finally makes sense! Never even knew what the crosses on green screens were for. Thank you!
That Tip 2 should have been Tip 1! Matching the lighting is pretty much the most important part of a composite. I could name Star Wars, Star Trek, Hobbit ane Marvel movies where sequences look terrible from mismatched lighting! Good video, good tips. Needed a reminder on #5 myself, since the last thing I keyed was problematic from... Motion blur.
Great Tips. Next Greenscreen tutorial you guys can talk about good lights to use for a green screen and make a little extra cash with affiliate links 👌🏻
Great episode. I was especially interested in tip nr 2. It's tricky to get moody light on the actor and still lit the greenscreen evenly. That would be awesome if you'd expand that part.
What Dillon said + also have enough distance between the subject and the green screen, so that the subject lights won't spill on the green screen and vice versa.
Omg I love this Channel. I always get the most out of all the tips they provide. In fact, they inspired me to start my own TH-cam channel. This is good stuff guys. Keep up the good work.
Ironically, your key isn't too great here. Left ear and beard need some spill suppression. I understand that you need effects that will render fast when your doing regular episodes though, so that's probably the reason.
Question, when doing the FIRST green screen technique, whenever I have extra stuff in the background (you have lights and the green screen stand poles) and I do my keying, none of the other stuff disappears like it does for you. What am I doing wrong?
Oh may! This is what I'm looking for 😮 thank you! If i have a chance to be part of your group. I will go! even without salary just only feed me 😅 got knowledge of your works and style is enough me😄
Do you have any tips for using green screen when using something like a fog machine? I do vaping videos and I've tried a green screen, but the large amounts of vapor mess it all up.
Unfortunately elements with levels of transparency can be very difficult to key. Filming at a larger frame size would help such as 4K and larger so that there are more pixels, but you might have to look for tutorials that deal with semi-transparent objects such as glass and see if the same tips would apply to smoke etc
@ Thanks for the reply! That's not the right one though-I looked into it. I'm pretty sure this one is a true plugin, not a script or pseudo effect. Their script seems nice, but I'd rather make my own if I'm not going to have the speed of a full-fledged effect.
I like how After effects usually has the solution to every problem hidden in a unknown but well named effect....
Great to see the good old Film Riot! Great tips BTW.
Nerijus Kuprys Yes! I love it when they bring back that little bit of weird!
Easily the most entertaining tutorial I’ve ever seen 👊🏻
It’s crazy how original your show is bro, and it’s been for years. Never go away Ryan, never ❤️
I NEVER THOUGHT OF PUTTING MARKERS ON THE GREEN SCREEN THANK YOU
I'm surprised the title wasn't something like, '5 Key tips for green screen' . . . . .
;-)
Clever.
Because there is only 1key
a Chroma key!
Yes I have to use blue screen often as my fav characters have green parts.
As a voice actor heading more deeply media consultancy this just blows my mind. I look forward to using some of the techniques, and giving you guys a big thumbs up.
Great tips, I am glad I'm finally getting a camera that can do this better
which camera?
@@filmandistv4307 I have a Sony A7S III now, but haven't tested the 4.2.2 mode on chroma key
HOW HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF LIGHT WRAP!?!?!
me 2 hahahahah
where can I find it?
I'd be curious to know which Light Wrap it is they're using? Red Giant's Light Wrap?
@@DavidLGood not sure, they're doing it all in AE? And they didn't mention it being a plugin... Is it native to After Effects?
@@DroiMedia - There is a native "cc Light Wrap" in After Effects, but it doesn't look like what they're using.
The ending is so funny lmao. Small things like that makes these videos 10000x more enjoyable than it already is lol
Hi , i dont find the light tutorial ? With avenger green screen ? At 2:36 , thx a lot
I have wondered for ages, how they get get the background to move, in sync with the character on camera, when using green screen..... Now it finally makes sense! Never even knew what the crosses on green screens were for. Thank you!
Very helpful tips! Especially with the shutter speed one.
Great to see more of the quality content from Film Riot again!
That Tip 2 should have been Tip 1! Matching the lighting is pretty much the most important part of a composite. I could name Star Wars, Star Trek, Hobbit ane Marvel movies where sequences look terrible from mismatched lighting!
Good video, good tips. Needed a reminder on #5 myself, since the last thing I keyed was problematic from... Motion blur.
I really love the cut-aways, missed them!
Great tips! Make more of these videos about working with VFX
The new "Tip" screens are amazing :)
Great Tips. Next Greenscreen tutorial you guys can talk about good lights to use for a green screen and make a little extra cash with affiliate links 👌🏻
Awesome!! Thank you so much for those tips!
This has helped me a crazy amount thank you. Appreciate the help never thought to use after effects.
These episodes are so much better than the Monday ones
Those transitions just really pull me outta this.
so glad to see the film riot how-to videos I love instead of the endless q&as!
And here I go now buying a green screen kit to obsess over this new fun project 😂
These tips were truly amazing! We just used them and its turned out amazing! The video will be up soon!
That "I love you" caught me off guard.
Exactly.... Lol
"Rotoscoping f***in sucks, bro"
- Film Riot 2018
Truer words have never been spoken.
I absolutely love your text graphics! Also Josh looks so sophisticated lol😁
Me and my friends were dieing at that ending that "pervert" part killed us 😂 Extremely helpful video ryan!!!
This episode kept me smiling ;)
Thanks for the knowledge.
Best Green Screen Tips Ever .
As always good stuff!!!👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Great video🔥🔥🔥
I JUST KNOW THAT THE EPISODE IS GOING TO BE AWESOME WHEN RYAN IS STANDING
Awesome Tips!
Great tips! Thanks
Very very nice 👍 thank you 😘
Film Riot is back, baby back, baby back!
LEZZZ GOOO!
where do i find 3d backgrounds?
U r soooo funny 🤣😄😄✌🏻✌🏻... great wrks btw
Loved this! You guys continue to kill it every time!
You guys are awesome!
Great episode. I was especially interested in tip nr 2. It's tricky to get moody light on the actor and still lit the greenscreen evenly. That would be awesome if you'd expand that part.
Make sure to light the screen and subject separately.
What Dillon said + also have enough distance between the subject and the green screen, so that the subject lights won't spill on the green screen and vice versa.
Thank you for your tips as always. You guys are a RIOT!
Omg I love this Channel. I always get the most out of all the tips they provide. In fact, they inspired me to start my own TH-cam channel. This is good stuff guys. Keep up the good work.
Fantastic Thankyou 🙏
This felt old school FilmRioty... I'm not mad about it... new school is kewl toooo... FilmRiot is FilmRiot and I take what I can get...
Green screen is key, chroma key that is. Need that reel smart motion blurr. Great tips
I'd say this is the best tutorial by Film Riot of 2018...
Awesome... Really impressive
Wow advance congratulations🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊 for 1.5m subscribers
I love everything about this video.
These are good tips. Thank you
Always watching you
Ironically, your key isn't too great here. Left ear and beard need some spill suppression. I understand that you need effects that will render fast when your doing regular episodes though, so that's probably the reason.
You're*
@@sivasankarvisayan5403 it’s your not you’re. You’re means “you are”
@@joshuahsmith8192 I think he's saying that it's supposed to be you're instead of your before he says " doing regular episodes ".
@@shotbydorian didn’t catch the second you’re. Thanks
Awesome tips...as usual!
Very helpful tips! Thank you!
Merci mec pour cette vidéo . Il est tres simple et facile pour essayer.
U Rock as usual !🍻
that part at the end made me choke on my hot pocket from laughing..Lol
Oo thank you Ryan, not for the tips, all tho they're really good but for the laughs!
Thank you!
Great tips, thanks y'all I needed this...
Thanks you mr.
Question, when doing the FIRST green screen technique, whenever I have extra stuff in the background (you have lights and the green screen stand poles) and I do my keying, none of the other stuff disappears like it does for you. What am I doing wrong?
You also need to mask around your subject as well.
thank you Ryan
If the shot is in log than Can we color grade before removing the green screen?
Use a transform LOG LUT profile on the footage before green screen compositing to get it into the correct color space you are working in.
Best video ever
Oh may! This is what I'm looking for 😮 thank you! If i have a chance to be part of your group. I will go! even without salary just only feed me 😅 got knowledge of your works and style is enough me😄
You also need To sycronise your horizon line with your background
Would you please elaborate? This sounds like a great tip!
3:00 please how do I get those type of backgrounds
Stock sites
@@janbruhovsky7247 like what exactly do I search....🤔🤔🤔
Red Clouds ??? 😂😂😂
@@yankoly yup
just what I needed! thank you!
Light wrap! Why have I not known about you before!
Yes!!! Thank you!!!
awesome! is the light wrap effect an add on?
I'm India your tutorial very useful
thank you very much.
WOWWW this is so cool!!!!!
Do you have a video on led lights for beginners? Or lights you recommend for independent film making?
Question! At 1:41, how did you make it so that the background blurs? Did you automatically key frame it that way?
also wanted to know
You guys are amazing!!!! Loved this video, very informative, learned a lot and some parts made me laugh!!
Useful 👍
thank you
Gradually the old film
Riot is coming huhuu😁😀
Do you have any tips for using green screen when using something like a fog machine? I do vaping videos and I've tried a green screen, but the large amounts of vapor mess it all up.
Unfortunately elements with levels of transparency can be very difficult to key. Filming at a larger frame size would help such as 4K and larger so that there are more pixels, but you might have to look for tutorials that deal with semi-transparent objects such as glass and see if the same tips would apply to smoke etc
Thanks 4 tiPs
im gona practice bro thanks !!!!
thank-you!!!!
Why didn't 8 have this a month ago when I did my first green screening. Even the videos I watched wernt as good as this. Great work guys.
Thanks
Trinidad is here ❤❤❤🔥🤘
where do you get light wrap from ?
HELP A LOT!!!!!
thanks man
Love this channel
So damn helpful !!!!thanx we love you;!!
hi man, great video, i have a question, how do i get the light wrap in after effects? in search in red giant but not see anything
Which Light Wrap plugin is that? I was confused for a moment because I had always done it manually as there's nothing in AE by default to do it. :)
Would love to get an answer to his question:)
Its from productioncrate, you can find it there !
news.productioncrate.com/easy-light-wrap-script-for-after-effects/
@ Thanks for the reply! That's not the right one though-I looked into it. I'm pretty sure this one is a true plugin, not a script or pseudo effect. Their script seems nice, but I'd rather make my own if I'm not going to have the speed of a full-fledged effect.
Hi Workbench, the Light Wrap we used is from Red Giant :)
@@VFXProductionsRT I was wondering after checking into it if it was theirs. Thanks!
what format do you use to shoot the greenscreen / log format?