Plan and Set Up for the Best Results
In the first course in his two-part series on green-screen (and blue-screen) tools and techniques, author, producer, and VFX Artist Jeff Foster covers the often-overlooked steps that lead up to shooting. The training covers every aspect of planning and setting up properly for best post-production results, from choosing the right keying process for your project to creating storyboards and pre-visualization comps prior to shooting. You?ll also learn when to use green screen or blue screen, how to light that screen, and how to measure light and set up your camera properly. Whether you?re planning to work with virtual sets or live backgrounds, this workshop will get you ready to shoot.
This course walks you through the steps necessary to prepare to shoot a production using green or blue screen techniques.

Plan and Set Up for the Best Results
In the first course in his two-part series on green-screen (and blue-screen) tools and techniques, author, producer, and VFX Artist Jeff Foster covers the often-overlooked steps that lead up to shooting. The training covers every aspect of planning and setting up properly for best post-production results, from choosing the right keying process for your project to creating storyboards and pre-visualization comps prior to shooting. You-ll also learn when to use green screen or blue screen, how to light that screen, and how to measure light and set up your camera properly. Whether you-re planning to work with virtual sets or live backgrounds, this workshop will get you ready to shoot.
This course walks you through the steps necessary to prepare to shoot a production using green or blue screen techniques.

Plan and Set Up for the Best Results
In the first course in his two part series on green screen (and blue screen) tools and techniques, author, producer, and VFX Artist Jeff Foster covers the often overlooked steps that lead up to shooting. The training covers every aspect of planning and setting up properly for best post production results, from choosing the right keying process for your project to creating storyboards and pre visualization comps prior to shooting. Youll also learn when to use green screen or blue screen, how to light that screen, and how to measure light and set up your camera properly. Whether youre planning to work with virtual sets or live backgrounds, this workshop will get you ready to shoot.
This course walks you through the steps necessary to prepare to shoot a production using green or blue screen techniques.

In the first course in his two-part series on green-screen (and blue-screen) tools and techniques, author, producer, and VFX Artist Jeff Foster covers the often-overlooked steps that lead up to shooting.

In the second course in his two-part series on green-screen (and blue-screen) tools and techniques, author, producer, and VFX Artist Jeff Foster covers the nitty-gritty of production and post-production. On the production side, you’ll learn how to build your own portable lights, create professional lighting setups, and shoot with a green or blue screen outdoors. You’ll also get tips on choosing keying software and working with virtual sets. All this will help you get the best footage possible; however, there will always be things you need to “fix in post,” so this course will also help you fix problem shots.

In the second course in his two-part series on green-screen (and blue-screen) tools and techniques, author, producer, and VFX Artist Jeff Foster covers the nitty-gritty of production and post-production. On the production side, you’ll learn how to build your own portable lights, create professional lighting setups, and shoot with a green or blue screen outdoors. You’ll also get tips on choosing keying software and working with virtual sets. All this will help you get the best footage possible; however, there will always be things you need to “fix in post,” so this course will also help you fix problem shots.

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