Keylight + Key Cleaner + Advanced Spill Suppressor | Effects of After Effects

In this tutorial, I explain how to use the Keylight, Key Cleaner, and Advanced Spill Suppressor effects in Adobe After Effects.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:07 Setup
01:52 Advanced Spill Suppressor
05:34 Key Cleaner
07:23 Keylight Basic Controls
11:23 Screen Matte Controls
16:56 Despill and Alpha Biases
18:49 Inside and Outside Masks
21:07 Foreground and Edge Color Correction
24:56 Source Crops
28:01 Keylight + Key Cleaner + Advanced Spill Suppressor
30:02 Thanks for watching!

[ChadRHembree]

The best keying tutorial I've found. Keying always seems to be a chunky process but these effects really cleans it up and makes it a lot easier. FANTASTIC tutorial, thanks Jake

[homembrocolis]

thank you man. Was having a tough time with Keylight, but the "trinity" Color Range / Key cleaner / Advanced spill supressor did the job with the quality I needed. The result was much better than keylight. Thanks!

[northwoodsnine]

This is by far the best keying video on YT period.

[Yuki-jgwl]

[For my Personal Use]
2:49 Method - Ultra
10:02 Screen Balance (50 for Green Screen / 95 for Blue Screen)
15:56 Fix Artifacting by Changing Replace Method to Hard Color
17:40 Select Skin Colors on Despil/Alpha Bias to Tint Edges
22:16 Edge Color Correction

[emnersonn]

I know you’re just messing around with this thumbnail, but honestly, if the thumbnails in this series started showing what the effect does, It would be great. Love this series, man.

[TheArberndt]

This is the best AE green screen tutorial I've come across so far. Most people just key their example, only using the appropriate settings. That is only helpful if you're keying the same footage as they are. Thanks for explaining all of the controls and what they do, and what situations they might be useful in!

[tomkam]

I cannot express to you how transformative this explainer is. I've been using Keylight - FOR YEARS - and even after many tutorials, one series in particular that was very, VERY good and covered keying more generally (which was also quite transformative), but used Keylight specifically - nothing has been more eye opening to how it works. From this moment forward, I dub thee...St. Jake. Or maybe JinMo. Jake Mo? JakeinMo...

Saint Jake it is.

[karolas]

Amazing tutorial, probably one of the best I have ever seen! There is a lot of information but the instructions are so clear, well-explained and organised that it is pure pleasure to watch it.

[cemalcihanmusic]

That's a very useful and well-designed tutorial. Thank you very much.

[AuraSantana]

Jake has become my Guru!. save my life with this since I have a very specific footage of a TV over pink grass and the screen is playing blue noise... and with color rage I am making it! Thanks!

[PanewsONE]

I've always wanted to get more into the details of this plugin and realize I missed out on so many great settings! I cannot stress enough how big of a legend move it was from you to show ALL Effects from AE in separate Videos. With such a high quality standard. It is a blessing for everyone using the software. THANK YOU JAKE!

[vince]

This is one of the most thorough and clear Keylight tutorials available. Thank you.

[iamsheep]

I just want to thank you for this AMAZING tutorial. I hadn't had to do any keying in years so I was using many outdated methods (and frankly time wasting ones) that was driving me insane. Your video basically solved every problem I had. I'm so grateful for this!

[dardarfisher]

I feel like I owe you tuition or something. Absolutely amazing channel man.

[TommyRosati]

This is one of the best advanced keying tutorials I've ever seen! Fantastic! That you so much for posting! 👍👍

[Sergeant_Blain]

I forgot all this in a year or two, but sliding right back with ya! thx again!

[impy]

Excellent explanation of each component, and tutorial. I've done a bit of greenscreen in the past, but needed a refresher, really helped be understand what I was actually changing. I've always used Colour Key first, but for the footage I am working on, this method meant I didn't need to include that step.

[kamilskvr]

Seen a lot of tutorials, but this one just killin others. One and only tutorial that I watched to the end, and did everything good in first go.

[bloodywolftr]

The amount of info in 1 video impressed me a lot. Subbed right away. Thanks for the tutorial.

[nickwallace]

Still the best tuts to this day for this category! Always amazing, Jake! 🙌