Overview
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Learn how to key green-screen footage in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, as well as third-party tools like the Red Giant Keying Suite.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Exercise files
- When to key in Premiere Pro
- When to key in After Effects
- Importing into Adobe Premiere Pro with the Media Browser
- Correctly interpreting fields and frames
- Performing a test key from your camera’s card
- Stacking layers for keying
- Using the Ultra Keyer
- Refining the Ultra Keyer
- How to get the best key in Adobe Premiere Pro
- Creating previsualization
- Importing projects from Premiere Pro
- Using Dynamic Link
- Using KEYLIGHT
- Refining KEYLIGHT
- Using masks with KEYLIGHT
- Enhancing a key with 3D lights
- Rescuing a bad key
- When to use a third-party keyer
- Red Giant quick start
- The Light Wrap Fantastic
- Defocusing backdrops in Photoshop
- Applying depth-of-field blur in Photoshop
- Designing custom blurs with the Photoshop Blur Gallery
- Extruding a still in 3D space to create a backdrop
- Using a panoramic photo as a virtual set
- Using a panoramic photo as a camera map
- Creating a panoramic photo with Photoshop
- Rendering with a straight alpha channel
- Creating flash video with transparency
- Next steps
