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Green screen editing



I imported this green screen spaceship footage into Adobe Premier to go across one of the scenes in our film to make it more visually interesting and suit the space theme.







To get rid of the green background I applied the ultra key keying effect on it.


I used the eyedropper to identify the colour I wanted to get rid of and the green screen background automatically went transparent.


Now the ship moves across the scene we recorded as if it was really there.

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