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At Green Screen Boston, a subdivision of Sound and Vision Media, everything we do is state of the art. Our large studio is equipped with all the essential tools to ensure a successful project. We have a custom-built lighting grid that can be adjusted to your needs of lighting, backlights, adjustable sidelights, a key light, and hair lights. It’s also great to have an audio engineer to ensure professional audio recording of your voiceovers.
All of our lights also have faders to create the perfect color match. Our studio has been a crucial element in New England for over 25+ years. We have filmed everyone from Matt Fraser from the E Channel to John Malkovich. We are also continually shooting corporate videos, attorney commercials, restaurant commercials, TV commercials, and recording stars, to name a few.
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The power of using a green screen has increased over the past few decades. This technology, used on many of your favorite blockbusters films, is now accessible to many. But that does come with a difference. Dealing with such a technique requires a skilled team to build the right ambiance for your project. Many of your favorite YouTubers or Netflix series are using the skill of chroma keying. Here are a few steps and terms we take to make sure that we give you the best adventure at our studio at Green Screen Boston.
Vocabulary You Should Know
Green Screen: This is the color name suggested for the background color to make it transparent or remove from your film. This green color is not usual or ordinary, allowing us to remove it.
Chroma Key: This famous term goes back to back with the green screen word. It’s the basic procedure of layering videos.
Keying: Removing the green screen background in post-production utilizing video editing software. When the background has been keyed, it will be completely transparent. We can fill that transparent area with pretty much anything. The goal is to get the perfect keying.
Spill: When the green screen is wholly lit, that same light can reflect the green screen color onto your subject’s face, clothes, or objects used. There are many measures you can take to prevent spills.
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