What had been so mysterious has become a thing of many possibilities – those adjacent ones I was talking about earlier whereby you need to be in the first room before the doors to other rooms become available. I suppose … Continue reading Incidental green screen experiments
After taking yesterday’s multi-layered piece almost to breaking point and assuming I’d finished, I couldn’t help but take another run at it today. This time I had green screen in mind from the start. First, I gave it a wash … Continue reading Personal painting – recycling (Rift #2.2)
This is a little way off the ‘rift’ topic although it might be preparatory. I made a painting from one of my own photos of sheep sheltering from the sun in a thicket and deliberately included a strip of the … Continue reading Personal painting – Rift #2
A couple of quick saves here. Chroma inks, chroma pens, chroma coffee? For some reason, the videos show as unavailable so I’ve included direct links which seem to work. Cool Ways to use Green Screen Cool Ways to use Green … Continue reading Filmora green screen tutorials
Two triumphs in one – my very first home-made greenscreen stop motion video featuring that banana, and an editing discovery that subverts YouTube’s recent no-choice Shorts conversion for videos that might a) be less than a minute long or b) portrait aspect ratio. These links don’t embed in WordPress or are recognised for the making of QR codes so, in case you’re reading this and it’s happening to you, the trick is to edit the link thus: Your YouTube generated link might look something like this: https://youtube.com/shorts/_thV9qFt_u0?feature=share [Note; this link is for illustration only, I removed the video it originally … Continue reading Fruit flies like a banana …
Film makers do it regularly but this week everyone’s been doing it, thanks to Matthew Highton sharing his pre-greened clip of Boris (Johnson, who else?) looking lost at a meeting. I’ve never used green screen and I had no idea where to start but a quick search of YouTube, relating in particular to Filmora Pro which is the video editing app I use, I found an idiot’s guide which talked me through the process. This not only made it possible to put together the video I had in mind but also made clear that I’m no nearer knowing how to … Continue reading Green screen
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