Green Screen Project

The first thing I did in my project was using the Ultra Key
effect on my Ben Lomas green screen clip. This allowed me to
select a part of the green background in order to get rid of
anything there.
When I selected the background with the colour select tool, I
changed the view from “Composite” to “Alpha Channel”. This
showed me what was being taken away (The black parts) and
what was staying (The white parts).

I then adjusted the settings above to make the background

black and to make Ben stand out.
As you can see, I adjusted all those settings and Ben stands
out a lot more than before with only a couple of stray white
parts where the wall meets the floor in the green screen
room.

After this, I changed my view back to “Composite” in order to

see how the green screening looked after using the ultra key,
I think it turned out well.
Next, I made my source clip the ocean background and I used
the little square underneath this to drag the clip only
(without the audio) onto the timeline. I moved my green
screen Ben above that clip to make Ben appear on top.
 I then moved Ben off of the screen and clicked on the
stopwatch next to “Rotation” and “Position”, this made a
keyframe at the very start.

Once the starting keyframes were in place, I could then make

more to make Ben look like he is swimming in the ocean. I
also adjusted how smoothly or sharply the rotation
happened to Ben by dragging the lines between the
keyframes up and down.
I then dragged my bubble effect onto the timeline and made
its opacity 50% so that it wasn’t a solid cover over the top of
everything. I changed the blend mode to overlay too so that
it looked like Ben’s colour was being affected by being
underwater.

Next, I had to put in some sound effects, I used two. One was
an underwater rumble which constantly played throughout
the clip. The other one was a bubble dripping sound which I
had cut bits out of to put into the clip too.
 To cut up my sound effects, I used the in and out feature
(hotkeys: I + O), when I had finished finding the in and out of
the sound effect, I just dragged it onto the timeline.
After doing all of that, I got my finished result and this is how
my timeline looked. To see my finished result, visit my
Weebly page.

kadebrickhilllevel3esportsyr12223.weebly.com

Extra Bits
This is what my project bin looked like when I was finished.