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Nice to see some small techniques to achieve lighting effects without having to spend tons on professional lights. =)

Love the hair, by the way. You should try being a brunette sometime. =)

How do you lose a green screen, lol?

I have a smilar set-up on a smaller scale, using two table side lights (I dont have a green-screen yet. But I really want to build myself a green-screen and an infinity curve!)

Could you link to the lights you use please? As I feel i really need to upgrade my lighting rig! Also did you just film the video on your iSight as the quality is very good!

Sorry for all the questions . . . Just one other thing you always say you edit in iMovie . . . did you do all the keying and editing in iMovie?

Thanks

-luke

Justine, I just love how you do what you do…the “tripod” The laptop on the bed. The green screen (green table cloth?) And all in your apartment. Ever so cool. And yea, Obama Girl’s got nothing on you!

i’ve got that same light.

I love when you make behind the scene videos! And your American idol video is sooo funny! Keep it up!! U rock Ijustine!

Super ijustine with super idea I is super to impress they are super cool I wonder whether the software to make its can be installed on a Imac Intel duo 1.8 Ghz or a MacBook Aluminum 2.4 Ghz
oups I need a camera: (

good it is not serious I surment will buy of it a one day or the other

ok bye bye

I love greenscreening stuff! That is a new verb I just invented.

Very nice video, nicely relaxed :)… you look beautifull as almost always

Also you should do a video showing your living space completely…

Maybe even show a little bit of outside… but ofcourse not too much

Hi Justine. I work in video production professionally, and I used my iMac iSight and a blue screen to do a key. One of the most important parts about doing the key is lighting the green or blue screen and also lighting yourself. In order to get a nice, clean key, you need a very well lit green screen. Otherwise it never comes out nice at all. I went out and bought simple clamp work lights for like…$6 each to light up myself, and I used a lamp like your other lights to light the screen. If you get good light on both parts, your key will come out excellent. Feel free to e-mail me, or look at creativecow.com for techniques. I know they have tons of info on it too. Hope I could be of help.

Just a bit of friendly advice from someone in TV. Light the key wall. I watched the American Idol video and then your behind the scenes video. I think the reason that you were not able to get a good key is that you didn’t light the key wall. I know you’re working in a small space, so you’d have to do it creatively, but it can be done. Trust me. I’ve got a friend who did a damn good key in her apartment with just regular house lights!

That is a high quality rig you got there on your bed haha

-Matt