Make a FAKE YOUTUBE STUDIO at home
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Equipment used in this video:
Music and SFX: bit.ly/heimlundartlist
Background Image: bit.ly/heimlundMotionArray
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Welcome to my virtual RUclips studio! In this video, I'll show you how to create a professional-looking video with a customisable background using a green screen. In my case I found a great image on Motion Array, that I can use legally in my video.
Using a green screen allows you to replace your background with any image or video of your choice, making it perfect for creating virtual sets, product demos, or explainer videos. With a few simple tips and tricks, you can make your videos stand out and captivate your audience.
Whether you're a seasoned content creator or just starting out, a virtual RUclips studio using green screen technology is the perfect tool to take your videos to the next level. So, grab your green screen and let's get started!
Chapters:
00:00 Before & After
00:13 Why make a Virtual RUclips Studio
01:12 Virtual RUclips Studio SETUP
04:03 Image for BG from Motion Array
05:07 Use Pocket RGB Lights!
06:30 Color Grade Your Footage
Video color graded with :www.dehancer.com/
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MUSIC / STOCK FOOTAGE / Motion Graphics:
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STOCK FOOTAGE I use: Artgrid (click to get 2 months free!): bit.ly/heimlundartgrid
The MOTION GRAPHICS I use: Motion Array bit.ly/heimlundMotionArray
LIGHTS:
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AUDIO:
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Film Making Equipment I use: kit.co/Heimlund
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Thanks homie!
Small Star Wars creator here and your videos have helped me pick up a few tricks.
Always appreciate your knowledge.
Great to hear man! I’m a big Star Wars fan as well ;)
Very good info, I’m currently setting up my garage as a studio and have a 9’ x 16’ green screen to put to use
Bro, I will go for fabric and velcro with glass wool behind it for better acoustics. Your room has echoes. Your lighting technique is on point. Thank you for sharing. Stay blessed.
This video was so helpful thank you so much I really appreciate it!!
Has anyone told you that you are a Genius? Thank you for this. Only been a month since I started but I am going to start implementing these one idea at a time.
Thanks and good luck!🥳
THIS IS TOOOO FREEAKIIINNN AMAZING..
Awesome video! Thanks. Enjoyed a lot
Thanks! 🙏🏼
Brilliant. God bless you brothet
Great video mate 👍🏻 Thanks for the tips. Cheers from Western Australia 🇦🇺🤝🏻
Cheers mate! 🙏🏼
greaaaaaaaaaaat bruh, thank you for this cool video
thanks for the contents
bro thank you
thanks
Thanks bro 👍👍
What is your shutter speed to keep your foreground clean enough not to have green bleed popping through fingers while your hands move? We use 1/100 at the moment.
Hey! I use “standard” 1/50 and control the green spill with DaVinci’s de-spill (almost set at 100%) and play around with the matte finesse parameters until it’s decent looking. I also added an Alpha Matte Shrink to control the edges. Hope this helps ;)
@@PaulHeimlund hey! thankyou so much for this awesome video and the information you are providing. Just have one request if you can make another video on how to edit this green screen and attach background in DaVinci. I am also facing the same issue of green bleed popping through fingers. Thanks in advance.
Thank you for the great video... I am not able to find the image, even in paid plan! Any help please
I tried to find it again, but it seems to be gone…
@@PaulHeimlund Thank you for your reply, I found something similar to it on website called playground AI, I hope I get the result that you've got... Thank you once again 🙂
very nice bro
awesome
Cheers!
youre awesome
Hello
I am watching you from Iran
I just visited your page and I love your content
I wanted to know if you have a way of communication through which I can be in touch with you for lighting and content production?
Hey! I do not do personal consultations at the moment, but I will start in a couple of weeks.
What camera and lens do you use?
Links to all equipment used are in the video description ;)
Have 2k for the whole setup 😁
Really good. Only thing truly stopping this one from being convincing is just that there's supposed to be running water in the background :D Thanks for the tips!
Thanks 😉
Creases on the fabric make no difference if you know how to remove the green key properly. Have you ever seen how careless they are in Hollywood, they literally just throw green blankets wherever they need them and sometimes even of different shades of green. If you know how to remove it properly, the creases are not a problem at all... Actually, I would advise against using any coloured light as that is going to reflect onto your complexion, clothes etc and removing that is just a pain in the arse. A green fabric is sufficient and any kinds of lights are fine. The less spill the better. In your case, the amount of spill because of the green light is just crazy...
Clearly spoken by someone that has never worked with green screen professionally. Just about everything you say is incorrect.
@@PaulHeimlund This is where you are mistaken. We handle a number of client channels, including this one with comprehensive content services and all are done using green screen
do u have I message???