Need a green screen, try the Tate Liverpool

Andy001z
Andy001z Moderator, Website User, Ambassador, Imerge Beta Tester, HitFilm Beta Tester Posts: 3,134 Ambassador
in Practical Filmmaking

Hi, just come back from a visit to the Tate Liverpool and found that in the family room they have a green screen installed. I have it a go and find it ok. Not the best but if you need to do some simple green screen work and your local it is a cheap way to get access to one. The gallery is free, just book in advance.

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Last Wednesday there was no one else in the room so you could get away with a run and gun shoot.

It's used to put kids into the top of art within the gallery.

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  • tddavis
    tddavis Moderator, Website User Posts: 5,062 Moderator

    Looks like it just needs some led light stands to knock down the shadows from those hanging fixtures. I can't be sure, but I don't think they will help much as far as lighting for keying. Could be wrong though.

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  • Triem23
    Triem23 Moderator Moderator, Website User, Ambassador, Imerge Beta Tester, HitFilm Beta Tester Posts: 19,956 Ambassador

    That's actually pretty cool.

    Random memory. A house down the street from where a friend lived in Hollywood USED to be painted a bright green. Well, there were often film student crews showing up to use that house as a green screen.

    A year later the owner repainted... To a perfect chroma blue. Same issue.

    A year after that, house became red.

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  • tddavis
    tddavis Moderator, Website User Posts: 5,062 Moderator
    edited October 3

    Well, he was just key-teasing, wasn't he?

    Get them all used to using it then yank the rug out.

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