Green Screen Editing Process

When we finished filming the green screen, I had to add still images or moving images to the scenes where the green screen was present. 

I started by putting the green screen clip onto the top layer of the timeline then adding the image I wanted in the background on the layer beneath it. then, I went into 'Video Effects', then the drop down folder 'Keying.' After, I dragged the 'Ultra Key' onto the scene with the green screen. I did this for all the scenes that required a background image. 

After applying the Ultra Key effect, I went into the effects bar (on top of the screen previewing the footage) and the pipette located green, the same colour as the green screen. This allowed the image on the bottom layer to fill any parts of the clip that was the same colour green as I had selected.  

I decided that the green screen backgrounds alone didn't look to interesting. So I decided to add simple effects such as the lightning bolt effect as seen above, as well as the lens glare seen in the image below to make the footage more dramatic and eye catching. 

After sorting the backgrounds for the green screen, I added a range of GIF's of the Pokemon fighting to make the project last up to 30 seconds. It also made the footage more entertaining and look more like the real game. Though the GIF's were to small, so I had to resize them by double clicking on the footage and adjusting it the right size in order to fit the screen.