Why are green screens green? | MOVAVI HELPS Video
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In today’s episode, Movavi Vlog is going to explain why film production companies use green screens for creating special effects and if chroma keying can be accomplished through removing any other color but green. Let’s start with the term itself.
Chroma keying (aka green screen) is a technique that helps remove objects or backgrounds from a video or make any solid colored object transparent. Chroma keying is widely used in movies. First, the actors are filmed in front of a green background. Then, the green is made transparent in post-production and a different image is superimposed.
Don’t worry if you have no opportunity to buy a green screen or somehow fit it into your room. Sometimes even a painted wall can come in handy and it doesn't necessarily have to be green. Blue will work as well and here’s why...
Green is used because it doesn’t match any natural skin tone. For example, if you use orange in the background, you're going to be in trouble. Orange is one of the major components of human skin tones. That's why the face and hands of the actor will disappear when keyed.
However, green isn't the only option. Blue isn't found in human skin tones, either. So movies are shot in front of a blue background as well. Blue is the go-to when the actor's clothing or makeup are green. Actors and TV hosts should be careful about what they wear when filmed against a chroma key background. And not only them. Now you know more about the green screen technique. You're amazing!
Do you use chromakey for shooting your videos? If you do, drop us links to your videos! We’ll be happy to watch them :)
Movavi Video Editor can come in handy as your chromakey software ‘cuz it removes not only the green screen but also blue and many other colors. If you want to know how to delete blue or even purple, follow the link to our chroma-key tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwW71Jrp8Zg
Have no idea how to add special effects to your videos? Want to learn more about using green screen footage in Movavi Video Editor? Then check out a Movavi Vlog’s episode on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKbKVmn_0l0
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