Tutorial: Place yourself into an Unreal Engine environment with green screen

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[dmonkeybizz]

Brilliant! I love videos that do what they say they are going to do. Thanks so much for this. I had to laugh as I did this in VUE 8 about ten years ago. Took nearly 3 days to render 25 seconds and it looked rubbish as the footage was shot at 720p on a camcorder!

[owafamosa]

This is so well expained, I thought about doing something like that. This will help me a lot. Thanks a lot

[nicolomoretti]

Super Thanks man, this is GOLD for my little project, thank you <3

[AmranSidek]

thx dude..this is good stuff here...you are natural

[mohammadbinashraf]

thankyou soo much this video helped me out soo much

[TheCvele]

Amazing, well done. Thank you for sharing.

[hellohogo]

There's just something about the way UE handles the media import layer that gives it low immersion in the scene. I think other composite software platforms still handle it better unfortunately

[imanboer]

This is most clear and right to the point tutorial green screen on YouTube! thank you so much, one question, how to color correction green screen object to make it match with the scenery on unreal ? I hope you can make another tutorial about that. Thank you so much again

[yogvritti]

It is really very nice tutorial. Best part you are speaking very slowly which gives the time to setup concept in mind. My one question how do you retain shadow of green screen character?

[emperorscotty]

i bet you did so much work for that short result lol, im doing so many for a lot of resulting and boy what a big project.

[mohammadbinashraf]

girl spying on her neighbors, that was funny idk why

[dd]

Bravo! Thank you for the video tutorial

[SparkMyke]

The best tutorials are made by people who sound bored.

[seriecortometrajeanunakis]

exelente me ayudastes un montos desde argentina

[soundzandwordzandimagez]

Good video. I'm wondering who and when the next "Unreal" killer will appear in 2025 or sooner....maybe Unity will step it up. Everything has become so much easier (still not easy haha) ...but I wonder how AI will change things.

We will soon be entering a very fast-paced indie world of fast cut and paste video making.

Will we still need million dollar $$$ 100 foot long curved LED virtual walls to produce rhe next Hollywood style Mandelorian.

[astvideotv]

Hi. great lesson. And how to do this in unreal 5.? Willing to pay for help

[vivektyagi]

The starting video had camera movement. How did you do it. Also there was a shadow part and lightning part in the introduction video. Please explain those bits too. Thanks 🎉

[aashay]

Glad to have found this channel.
Is it possible to track movement in your green screen footage and bring that animated camera in Unreal to render out the background and then composite both layers in AE/Nuke?
Basically my question is how to integrate non-static green screen footage with Unreal? Thanks

[StoryshopMedia]

Thanks for the great lesson. May I ask what resolution is your live action green screen footage? And the resolution of your final composited export? I'm impressed that the grn scrn footage didn't lose a little crispness with the virtual camera move in on it. Thanks again - we're all looking forward to your next tutorial!

[deadmikehun]

Hi, awesome tutorial. Could you give some advice on how to color grade just the greenscreen footage? I'm very new to unreal 4, and can't seem to find the way to do it. i can add global adjustments, but that's not what i'm looking for. Thanks!