bjbj [Music Playing] Sometimes, you end up confined to a very small area and you need
to work with the elements that you have available to you. That s why, this time, we re gonna
take a look at outdoor green screen. The first thing we re gonna look at is the actual advantages
and disadvantages to this process. The next thing we re gonna take a look at is the materials
you need to pull off this effect. After that, we re gonna take a look at setting up the
screen and, finally, we re gonna take a look at the actual lighting process when it comes
to a green screen. I m Tom Skowronski and this is outdoor green screen. Now, when it
comes to the amount of space you use when shooting a green screen, nothing compares
to being outdoors. Not all of us have access to a big studio. Most of us are shooting these
videos in our living rooms, right? Well, now, if we go outdoors, we re not longer limited
to all that space and we have all the space we could possibly need. Now, another advantage
when it comes to using a green screen outdoors is the fact that you can actually light the
screen, especially around noon, very easily. The light is directly overhead and there s
no shadows behind you, and you actually have a hair light. And if you just take two reflectors,
it s actually much cheaper on your wallet. The disadvantage to the fact is that you can
t control the sun. Now, the biggest disadvantage when it comes to outdoor video, in general,
is the fact that there s elements you can t control. With our audio, we have birds,
we have kids running around. There s a lot of craziness that is just not in our control,
where if we were in the studio environment, we would be able to completely control. [Music
Playing] Now, the next step in pulling off a green screen effect outdoors is to make
sure that you have the right material to do so and that the materials you have fit each
individual, unique situation you might run into outdoors. Now, the first material we
re gonna talk about is paper. One of the main benefits to paper is the fact that it s cheap
and it s relatively easy to find. On the other hand, when you re shooting outdoors, you run
into wind and this becomes a problem when it comes to paper because it tends to crinkle
up and when that happens, you end up with your shadows on your screen, which is, again,
gonna break the illusion. Now, another material that you can use is gonna be cloth. It s very
similar to paper, except the price range is gonna go up a little bit and the main advantage
here is that it s not gonna crinkle as easily as paper would. There s two more materials
we re gonna look at. One is the actual use of a wall, so making sure you re taping either
your cloth or your paper to the back of the wall, or if you have a wall you could paint
green, that s even better. Now, on the other hand, you could always use a board and a board
is very stiff, which makes it very useful outdoors because it doesn compete with the
wind. Now, the next thing we re gonna talk about is actually setting up the screen. You
could use C stands. You could use a frame built out of PVC pipe and you can even use
the wall. But, to dive more in depth real quick, when it comes to the C stands, the
good part is when you re outdoors, you have enough space, so it doesn t matter how big
your screen is, you could always use the C stands and set em as far apart as you need
to be. Now, when it comes to building your own frame, you could also use PCV pipe. Now,
the main disadvantage here is that it s gonna take a lot more time and patience on your
behalf when it comes to creating your own frame. And lastly, you could always use the
addition of a wall to save on expenses. Basically, when you use a wall, all you really need to
do is tape the green screen to it and it s gonna, obviously, block the wind that s coming
from behind it. [Music Playing] Now, the last step to this process is to make sure you light
your screen accurately outdoors, so this is gonna follow the same rules we ve already
applied. Basically, we re gonna need to make sure that we separate our subject from the
background. We need to separate them and give them the distance from the screen so we don
t end up with shadows behind them. The other thing we re gonna need to do is make sure
that we light everybody up and we light our green screen up with the use of some reflectors,
just like we re inside a studio. We re gonna replicate that same environment. So, as you
can see, it doesn t matter if you re indoors or outdoors, as long as you follow these simple
tips, you, yourself, can change the environment in any way you like. [Music Playing] [End
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