Introduction
Welcome
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What you should know before watching this course
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Exercise files
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1. Deciding Where to Key Your Footage
When to key in Premiere Pro
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When to key in After Effects
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2. Importing Footage to Key
Importing into Adobe Premiere Pro with the Media Browser
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Correctly interpreting fields and frames
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Performing a test key from your camera’s card
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3. Keying in Adobe Premiere Pro
Stacking layers for keying
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Using the Ultra Keyer
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Refining the Ultra Keyer
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How to get the best key in Adobe Premiere Pro
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Creating previsualization
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4. Keying in Adobe After Effects
Importing projects from Premiere Pro
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Using Dynamic Link
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Using KEYLIGHT
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Refining KEYLIGHT
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Using masks with KEYLIGHT
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Enhancing a key with 3D lights
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Rescuing a bad key
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5. Selected Third-Party Keyers
When to use a third-party keyer
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Red Giant quick start
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The Light Wrap Fantastic
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6. Processing Backdrops in Photoshop
Defocusing backdrops in Photoshop
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Applying depth-of-field blur in Photoshop
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Designing custom blurs with the Photoshop Blur Gallery
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7. Backdrop Techniques
Extruding a still in 3D space to create a backdrop
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Using a panoramic photo as a virtual set
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Using a panoramic photo as a camera map
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Creating a panoramic photo with Photoshop
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8. Exchanging Transparency Data
Rendering with a straight alpha channel
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Creating flash video with transparency
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Ex_Files_Adobe_Green_Screen_Workflow.zip
(2.5 GB)