Green Screen Lip Sync Test

Green screen lip sync test is a practise I did to explore more about Adobe Premier pro and knowing skills that can be used to have a successful music video. in this practise, I used a footage of a female student lip syncing Adele - Rolling in the deep. the plan was to use both footage together to make compatible and therefore have the female performer in front of the existing music video to match both together.

 

      First of all, I imported both footage on premier pro, having Adele - rolling in the dead video and soundtrack together  however just having the video from the female performer and cutting out the sound as I am using the one of the actual music video. The footage with the female student is a video made with a green screen background, and my aim was to get rid of the green screen from the background and therefore having Adele's music video as my background.

To do this I used Eight Point Garbage Matte to crop around the female student but not too much that can lead to bits of the female student missing. the reason for this is to remove creases that can appear a different colour due to the green screen so it doesn't affect the music video on the background.                                                   

 

 

I then used Ultra key to remove the green screen on the background completely, this the made an outline of the female student removing anything that's green and making the female student in the centre of an actual music video. however what I learned about this is if I was to remove a green screen from another video using Ultra key, I must make sure that the bits that I want to therefore be in the actual video doesn't also have green as that will disappear also.

 

 

Here is the video I did of both footage together to make a Green screen lip sync practise using editing to get two completely different videos together so it actually makes sense.

The think that could have been improved in this test is having a less crease green screen because as you can evidence the video above, you can see a slight outline around the female performer and to make sure that doesn't happen I need be well ironed green screen  so therefore the creases doesn't show up in the actual edited video.