It is an interesting subject and a great experience. I enjoyed filming in the green screen room and I wish I had more time to do some more work within special effects.

I found creating a video on After Effects quite simple because it was straight forward. I dragged and dropped the background After Effects. Then I had a look on Google images for a background for my green screen and found a space theme background on: Then on Hue and Saturation, I changed the Channel Control to Greens and adjusted the Channel Range to decrease the colour of green to black and white which disguises the green screen even more. Then I clicked Effects on the top tool bar and selected Colour Correction > Hue and Saturation. I increased the Clip Black which increased the black colour on the video and I reduced the Clip White to make the white areas all white instead of grey because otherwise it would be see through.įurthermore, I increased the Screen Softness to create soft edges around my subject. This effect enables you to see the green screen areas that are still visible which couldn’t be seen on the normal setting. This made the image turn into a threshold effect. Then by selecting the drop down tab next to View, I selected Screen Matte. After increasing the Screen Gain it made it all black apart from the faces. Then I Increased the Screen Gain because the green screen was still slightly visible in areas. Then the keylight options appear and I changed the Screen colour from black to the colour of the green screen on my video by using the sampling tool beside the colour.

Then selected Effects > Keying > Keylight (1.2) Firstly I opened up my green screen video up in After Effects.

After effects keylight 1.2 black