Note: This video tutorial is compatible with Filmora V13 version.
AI-powered video production has become a need in almost every editing project. Green screen lighting is crucial for achieving seamless integration between two separate clips. You can blend live-action footage and AI-generated backgrounds.
Follow these steps to learn advanced techniques of green screen effects. Visit Filmora Creator Hub to stay tuned for more in-depth resources.
Choose Your Background Image
It would help to prepare enough before shooting in front of a green screen. First, you should choose the background image from Filmora's AI image tool. It will let you create a lighting plan based on your available equipment, saving time on set.
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When lighting a green screen, aim for even, consistent lighting. Ensure the green screen is evenly lit to achieve a uniform green value on your shooting day. Place your lights to match the light source in your chosen AI image. Adjust the temperature of the light and add a CTB gel to the backlight to get the desired tonal effect.
Adjust Camera Settings
Before shooting, choose your shutter speed. Slower speeds capture more light but introduce motion blur. Likewise, higher speeds produce a cleaner look but can make movements appear unnatural. Focus your camera on the subject to avoid complications in the keying process. Ensure the camera angle and height align with your subject and the AI image.
Position Your Subject
Your subject and the green screen should be at a broad distance. This will help you avoid color spills or shadows, thereby simplifying the keying process.
Adjust White Balance
If necessary, adjust the white balance on the camera to create the desired look. Ensure an accurate match with the background image.
Color Correction
After shooting, you should consider proper color correction in Filmora. It should match the vibe of the scene with the AI image.