Hi, welcome to this video. In this video I'm going to show you how you can shoot on a green screen and then use it as if you were shooting outside. Now the first and most important thing is as I always talk about when doing green screen is lighting and setting it up properly, so you don't spend a lot of time in post production. If you haven't watched the video about setting up a lighting a green screen, please do so. And also not going to explain in this video how to key out the green screen. If you haven't watched that video, please go back and watch how to keep a green screen.

So here we go. I'm using the old turkey which under Video Effects key and then then or trick I just drag it on top of the video that I have of myself on a green screen. So now I'm just going to get the eyedropper and click on the brightest area here we go. Now I have a footage that I just shot outside of a building. And I'll just put it on the need the footage of myself on a green screen on the green screen. And as you can see, it already looks good because the green screen was lit properly.

The main thing on positioning yourself outside in editing, if you're outdoors, it's fixing the proportion of yourself. So you might need to scale yourself a little bit and then maybe move it this way or that way or I think we need to go a little bigger, although hundred the original was fine. But yeah, so I think this is fine. And then I think you need to clean up just a little bit. Maybe the highlight We can clean up a little bit and you can tell you need to clean more if you make him visible your track and if it's too dark or too bright or original then you need to clean up your your green screen video footage. But I think this looks pretty okay and things because we see the shadow so that means I'm on the shadow However, if you put it on the sun then probably you need to position to light yourself differently or maybe color corrected a little bit.

So I was suggesting with shooting on the on the shadow because it's easier to match. But that looks pretty okay to me. And this video footage that I shot, it's very short. Now if they're not people moving around, you can duplicate this footage you times and you'll see where it starts again, like we see this lady, if you see it in the beginning, on the background in the people, you will see them walking towards you thought was the viewer but then when the cup comes up again and the new footage appears the people will go back to when there was original position. So it's good to shoot a food if you're doing this way or you should have footage that is as long as you're green screen footage, or should something that it's without people without movement. So we don't see it when you copy and paste that footage and reuse it over and over again like I'm using 123 times I copy and pasted it.

And since that people in the background you kind of see it and I actually shot handheld, so it might be a little shaky, but if you use a tripod or monopod you should not have problem now now that if we gotta be picky, the other thing is we see that the tree leaves are moving. So that means there is some kind of a wind, but my head's not moving. You can do that I'm moving a little bit too much with my hands and I'm talking so you can't really pay attention that you can't really notice. But if you are standing still and you're talking and trees are moving and it's windy in your hair, it's not moving, it's gonna be obvious. What he can do is maybe you can put a little fan when you're shooting, although that your microphone might pick it up. But if it's a fan, that it's not really that powerful.

And also, if you're gonna do that you need your footage, the background footage, it needs to be shot before them. So he can see on which direction the wind is blowing. So you know how to shoot it. But pretty much that that's it. And if you don't really care about people can tell if you're outdoors or not. You can, you know, use it this way, I shot before with the leader that she wanted to use a teleprompter, but we couldn't do it outdoors with a teleprompter.

So we shot it on green screen and placed in front of a building. And actually front of a building looks very realistic. And also what you can do is you can actually blur a little bit background footage so it looks as if you shot with a film camera, so we can add a blur. So camera blur, we've tried it here and see how it's blurry, but we can turn this down to let's see, four and or even to see think this might be better or just leave it though original. So that's it for this video, and I'll see you on the next video. Just have fun with it and explore