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green screen
[ green skreen ]
noun
- an electronic special-effects system, commonly used in television weather forecast segments, that isolates and removes a static plain green background from the live foreground shot so that the background can be filled or replaced with another image or video in a composite with the foreground.
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It also includes some fun features like an automatic video shake-fixing tool and simple green screen effects, which let you swap backdrops.
It offers cutting-edge background replacement, removal, and blurring that’s possible with any webcam and without the need for expensive green screens or complex lighting setups.
To create a character, Hour One uses a high-resolution 4K camera to film a person talking and making different facial expressions in front of a green screen.
Not only is it more natural and better looking than ordinary location or green screen techniques, it’s faster — they’re working through 30%-50% more script pages per day, which any producer will tell you is unbelievable.
With its green screens, choreo, and ample pet content, TikTok has been one of the best distractions this year.
Or they shoot it somewhere else and green screen it, and fake it, and all that.
We did a real halo jump in the desert at sunrise, and also mixed in some green screen.
So it's always good, if you're making a green screen heavy film, to talk to the actors before you cast them about that issue.
On acting in front of green screen: Well, different actors have a different tolerance for green screen work.
Weather Forecast Gets Hot and Heavy Oh, the joys of green-screen technology!
She used gradually to lose the sense of the phrases, but pictures began to form themselves in front of her on the green screen.
The green screen was burst asunder, and a man peered out at the meadow and the pool and the sloping side-hill.
His eyes could not pierce the green screen through which the stream rippled away, but to his ears came the voice of a man.
He crossed the stream below the pool and disappeared through the green screen.
The green screen slowly rose, covering the lower portion of the broad studio window where Heron, the gem-cutter, was at work.
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