Chroma keying (better known as greenscreening, bluescreening or color keying) is popping up everywhere. It’s so commonplace that, rather than deal with price and troubles of filming outside, many elect to construct entire green screen sets for even the most mundane of scenes.
The Stargate Studios backlot reel below shows off how just about every scene filmed on a city street is digitally altered:
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Frame of Mind Here's a clever video made possible by lots and lots of post-production editing. The idea is quite simple but the effect they achieve is priceless. Read More →
Watch Rear Window from the Rear Window Jeff Desom stitched together a panorama of the view from the rear window in the film Rear Window and spliced together all of the scenes in the film to create one big panoramic time-lapse of the movie’s events. Read More →
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Chroma keying (better known as greenscreening, bluescreening or color keying) is popping up everywhere. It's so commonplace that, rather than deal with price and troubles of filming outside, many elect to construct entire
