How to Remove Green Screen in Premiere Pro and LOOK REALISTIC

How to use a green screen [Footage Included]:

Take your video to big budget level with our ultimate beginners guide to getting perfect green screen in Premiere Pro.

Chroma keying and compositing will bring up the production value of your films if done right, but if not your video will look shabby and cheap.

We don't want that.

With this tutorial you'll be able to go beyond the removal and actually sell the shot as realistic by incorporating the RIGHT STUFF!

This involves color grading and giving it that final cinematic look.

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So I don't forget here is the practice footage included so you can try it out and get better on your own at removing green screen:

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Denver Riddle
CGC Founder & Colorist

[colorgradingcentral]

Big budget look is achievable in a garage with just a green screen. We didn't have a gym location (during lockdown) so we faked it in my garage and I think it turned out better than the real thing. To make it all work in post we then just need to remove the green screen in Premiere Pro. We break it down how we do it and how to make it look photorealistic.

[bluenightsky]

There's so much information here that I am going to have to watch this like 20 times to fully take it all on. So many useful tools and tips you are doing in this one tutorial! Thank you 🙏

[pujaghosh]

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[rakeshjaiswal]

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[gsusmakama]

thanks for this explanation, it worked for me I could remove the green screen in Premiere Pro, it worked for me, my videos look very good

[sucharitamandal]

This is very helpful information. Thank you so much for sharing this video.

[spandanghosh]

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[mauishihtzu]

Wow! I really got to remove green screens with this! This helps a lot!

[banerjee]

Amazing video. I really like this video.thanks for this explanation.

[conducttracks]

Great info!
Way better than a competing channel tut of the same subject.

[ratt]

Wow, great video, Denver, thank you!

[chocoeco]

This helped me remove greenscreen! This is really good!

[arvindahirwar]

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[officialhardnox]

Great video! Ultra Keyer is good but we just bought Hawaiki Keyer 5. Even better and quicker results! You should check it out!

[Linka]

I hate to be that guy, but it still looks fake to me even with Youtube compression. It's better than most tutorials but i can still tell i'm looking at green-screened footage. Did you take chroma subsampling into account? Ideally, the footage is 4:4:4 to make the key cleaner.