In January I was asked if I would produce a short information video, to be used to give practical information at a large youth conference in Stavanger called Impuls. I decided that this would be a good opportunity to further test the principles of a greenscreen. (In my case I ended up using a bluescreen.)
The setup was rather simple, as the nature of the information presentation was supposed to be a rather static “news anchor†kind of host, giving the practical information. I made a quick animation in After Effects (AE), basically mixing 3 Photoshop layers, then animating them using masks in AE. Adding a 3D camera movement created the necessary dynamics in the background. The actual greenscreening, setting up the matte background, went smoothly thanks to an exercise me and Ingve worked on before Christmas.
I am quite happy with the result of my first completed greenscreen project. But I must not forget to thank the people who helped me, so a big thanks to Camilla, Ingrid and Jan Magnus.
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jeg synes vi skal leke mer med blue/green screen… være så snill?? *se kjempe pent på*
hehe
hehe, skal ikke se bort i fra at det er gode sjanser for noe mer i den banen. det er jo gøy når det fungerer.
[...] website has no reference to it being anything other than Impuls, except – during the summer.) I previously made a video for the parent conference that takes place in Stavanger each [...]