Green Screen Challenge! Your Own Green Screen Home Studio

Create Stunning Green Screen Videos and Virtual Studios Using Premiere Pro or FREE Green Screen Editing Software!

Created by: Voiceover Masterclass
Professional Voice Over & Presenter

Created by: Peter Baker
Voice Training for Absolute Beginners to Advanced Mastery!

What Will I Learn?

• You will discover how to produce broadcast quality videos in your own home using “green screen “ or “chromakey” technology.
• You'll also learn how to use a teleprompter, lighting in detail and also the choices of cameras you can use, using real and virtual furniture, plus how to get the best sound on the videos.
• You'll discover how to “key” in 3 editing programs, Adobe Premiere Pro, the industry standard software used by major broadcasters, as well as how to use green screen two completely free software programs, DaVinci Resolve and Hit Film Express.
• How to deal with “difficult” keying situations, adding music for certain videos and also a look at the wide variety of realistic “virtual studios” that can be downloaded – many for free – from the internet.
• And also how to export the edited video in various formats for social media as well as HD broadcast use.

Requirements

• You will need a willingness to learn but every section is well structured so that the knowledge is put across very well.
• It helps but not essential if you have a general knowledge video and audio recording and know the basics of video editing.
• The computer required to run the software featured needs to have at least 16GB of Ram and be fast enough for video editing, ideally with a Windows i7 chip at least or Mac equivalent.

Target audience

• The course is aimed at a wide group of people who want to make videos to a high standard.
• YouTubers or Internet marketers wanting to create personal presentations on an attractive studio background but actually filmed in their spare room at home!
• Business people working from home who need to make quality professional presentations for their organisations
• Clergy wishing to record “virtual sermons” many also like to use the Green screen technology to give the impression they are preaching from their church when they are, in fact, at home in front of a green screen.