Bricks in Motion
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Green Screen Test 1
This is my first ever green screen test! I just used green lego bricks as the green screen, but I will be uploading a better version soon.
The guys in the video will be part of my new comedy series, "Harry & Ben".
I will be holding auditions for the characters, so please contact me if you are interested.
Here is the tutorial I used- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtFYD-2NRMc
Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like!
You may have wanted to post this in the WIPs and tests forum. Because this is a test. Right?
Besides that, the green screen looks pretty good, but the edges of the bricks were showing up and that looked a bit weird. Also, if that is a television you may want to add a sort of filter so that the colors do not look like the ambient lighting in the room, because otherwise it sort of looks like a window. 
Kind of like that, but less... bad. I'm not really sure how to do this. There is a nice filter on iMovie 6, but I think that is a plugin that I downloaded a long time ago called Quartz Composer. eh, it's not necessary, but it would be a nice touch.
On the greenscreening itself, very good job! There was not that jittery annoying stuff where the software doesn't recognize all the green, so that was good.
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