IMovie Greenscreen Tutorial Video

iMovie Greenscreen Tutorial

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I show how to take a video clip that has a greenscreen back ground and put it over the top of another clip to...

IMovie Greenscreen Tutorial -

I show how to take a video clip that has a greenscreen back ground and put it over the top of another clip to replace the green. Done in iMove and really easy Distributed by Tubemogul.

Added: 10/13/09

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By: Guest 7 months ago

Thanks a heap, I'm a new mac user and you have presented some great ideas in a really straightforward and easy to follow method. Thanks!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Just wanted to say thanks for this video. I'm considering doing some video work and was wondering how the green screen works in iMovie. This was very helpful.

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iMovie Greenscreen Tutorial

Mac 20 Questions Quick Tip 4- Doing a Green Screen with iMovie. Hello there good morning, this is Dave Mora and I’m going to show you how to do some screening in iMovie and it’s pretty easy so let’s get started with this little bit of video. What I have done already is I have put a background into the iMovie and what I have also done is some filming that I did from my Cannon Digital Camera I put in to the event as well so I can choose that on drag and drop in for now first thing they need to do is to go to the iMovie preferences and click and show advance tools if you don’t have those showing then it’s not going to work. Okay, so we’ve got that preferences but right now we should just do it. And what I want to do next is I want to select all of this here, so I double click on that and that’s selected in all of that for me. So what you have to do is you have to drag and drop this here and drop it over the top of this here, okay you see a little green plus sign there and it’s not either end of the clips that you want to put in so actually in the middle there, let go and you get the choice of replacement start etcetera. Curve the picture and picture you get into that to we’ll have to share that in the next and the next one that’s for now and let’s put it into a green screen and this is the zest now also the start at the beginning and now we just move that across. You can see that it is working quite while and now the only thing is that you can see in this area here there are some creases showing through. I found that when otherwise you are getting rid of that and well unless you actually should have get the eye now and eye in the creases out of the screen which is probably a good idea anyway but the next thing that you could do is to go to the properties for this thing here and go to video adjustments and if you take the brightness down a little bit that should help so that it got rid of some of the creases really. Maybe take the exposure down just to that as well. So see it’s a whole lot better than this area now isn’t it. So when you have that done click on done and you’re away. So that’s how easy it is to do some green screening and if you got any questions for me why you don’t send them to mac20q@gmail.com and I will show you how to do stuff. Good-bye then.

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Quick Tip 4- Doing a Green Screen with iMovie.

Hello there good morning, this is Dave Mora and I’m going to show you how to do some screening in iMovie and it’s pretty easy so let’s get started with this little bit of video. What I have done already is I have put a background into the iMovie and what I have also done is some filming that I did from my Cannon Digital Camera I put in to the event as well so I can choose that on drag and drop in for now first thing they need to do is to go to the iMovie preferences and click and show advance tools if you don’t have those showing then it’s not going to work. Okay, so we’ve got that preferences but right now we should just do it.

And what I want to do next is I want to select all of this here, so I double click on that and that’s selected in all of that for me. So what you have to do is you have to drag and drop this here and drop it over the top of this here, okay you see a little green plus sign there and it’s not either end of the clips that you want to put in so actually in the middle there, let go and you get the choice of replacement start etcetera. Curve the picture and picture you get into that to we’ll have to share that in the next and the next one that’s for now and let’s put it into a green screen and this is the zest now also the start at the beginning and now we just move that across.

You can see that it is working quite while and now the only thing is that you can see in this area here there are some creases showing through. I found that when otherwise you are getting rid of that and well unless you actually should have get the eye now and eye in the creases out of the screen which is probably a good idea anyway but the next thing that you could do is to go to the properties for this thing here and go to video adjustments and if you take the brightness down a little bit that should help so that it got rid of some of the creases really. Maybe take the exposure down just to that as well.

So see it’s a whole lot better than this area now isn’t it. So when you have that done click on done and you’re away. So that’s how easy it is to do some green screening and if you got any questions for me why you don’t send them to mac20q@gmail.com and I will show you how to do stuff. Good-bye then.

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