Re: Advice and Tips for Green Screen Project

Thanks again for your responses Angelo, yes I think that mostly the subject will be stationary talking head, there may be limited movement towards the camera and the subject will be picking food objects off a pre-dressed table with items for each specific section of the store which will be filmed also in close up, but there won't be any extreeme movements such as running ect. One thing I was reading in a few online tutorials was to try to place the subject(s) at least 5 feet in front of the green screen to help combat spillage and create more separation. The room I'll be doing the green screen in is fairly large so I believe I should be able to do this, any other, any other thoughts that you might have in relationship to subject distance from the green screen?

Lastly, I was thking of using pre-visualization software during the shoot but upon further investigation this won't be possible if i tie up the hdmi out with an external recorder, which also apparently disables the other outputs on the camera as well. In this case since I read that it was suggested that I expose the subject during the greenscreen session for near the same exposure as the background plates I will shoot. Any advice on techniques on how to do this effectively?

Best,

kris