#Adobe premiere pro green screen how to#
#Adobe premiere pro green screen 1080p#
#Adobe premiere pro green screen pro#

WeвЂ™ll just leave that and then weвЂ™ll get our background in here and now with our backgrounds placed behind our green screen footage, youвЂ™ll notice that on the legs. WeвЂ™ll keep ours to around 75 and, then they also have some color correction options. So letвЂ™s go to zero and IвЂ™ll cycle those and you can see the green changing. WeвЂ™ll adjust the soften and depending on the footage sometimes you might need to choke the edges slightly so for me letвЂ™s just set this to 0.5 and then if your subject was filmed too close to the green-screen you might end up with some green spill on the subject and in that case, you can go to spill suppression and by changing the spill to 100, youвЂ™ll notice on the arm here that it went away. Then weвЂ™ll set our output back to the original setting and under matte cleanup. So weвЂ™ll go to transparency and decrease it. Typically I start with the pedestal at the bottom here so weвЂ™ll increase this weвЂ™ll keep that around 34 now then for transparency weвЂ™ll make sure that the subject stays completely white for shadow around 12 and then the tolerance around 50 is okay and then weвЂ™ll need to go back and adjust the white levels again. So weвЂ™ll go to matte generation and then using these settings we will find adjust until we are happy with the green-screen key. YouвЂ™ll see there is some white down here and on the right that we still need to remove. This will show the white as anything left in our footage and the black areas will be anything that weвЂ™ve removed. So weвЂ™ll go to the output and weвЂ™ll change it to the Alpha Channel. The majority of the green has been removed however thereвЂ™s some down at the bottom. We will select this icon here which allows us to select a color, and then with the color picker, we want to choose an area of the green that is consistent. LetвЂ™s scroll down and then weвЂ™ll find the ultra key here under the key color. So letвЂ™s go ahead and drag that down onto our footage in the effect controls tab.

#Adobe premiere pro green screen pro#

There are other effects that can remove the green screen, however, in Premiere Pro the ultra key is the best for this task.

With the effects tab open we can type in ultra key and then under video effects keying, youвЂ™ll find the ultra key.

Now that weвЂ™ve removed all of the additional stuff in our scene that was outside of the green screen, weвЂ™re ready to start keying in Premiere Pro. WeвЂ™re gonna grab the pen tool, weвЂ™re just gonna make a quick mask around the subject. WeвЂ™re gonna check off the little opacity option here. So in our case, weвЂ™re gonna go to the opacity. Typically the first thing you do when youвЂ™re working with green screen footage is that you want to mask out anything you donвЂ™t want.

#Adobe premiere pro green screen 1080p#

IвЂ™ve Premiere Pro open with a 1080p sequence created, and I have my green screen footage loaded into the timeline.

#Adobe premiere pro green screen how to#

So IвЂ™ll show you exactly how to do that right now. I did create that whole video in After Effects because After Effects has more advanced options when it comes to doing visual effects, but you can do some green screen work in Premiere Pro as well. In this case, I made myself really small and battled myself, added some sound effects, a music track from epidemic sound, and overall, I think it turned out pretty good for just a quick green screen idea that I had. As you can see, thereвЂ™s a lot you can do with green screen footage. A few weeks ago, I made this green screen video which was kind of a weird funny video for Instagram. In this one, IвЂ™m going to teach you how to quickly key out the green in green screen footage inside Premiere Pro CC.