How to get a flawless greenscreen shoot in a tiny room

thank you steve for the tipss

Informative 👍

I laughed so many times. Thanks for this! I'm gonna try it later.

This could have been a 1 minute video

This was one of the best, succinct, helpful instructional videos I've watched about this topic. Great job, I want to be you when I grow up (unless you have a criminal record or something bad).

Thank you!

Truly useful. Straight to the point and what a lovely voice and cadence. 🙂

Great tutorial Steven thank you! One question do you recommend softboxes on all 4 lights? Really great tutorial, thank you again for the concise and detailed demonstration. Is it important to have the ones in front of your subject have them and also on the screen so really all 4 is more ideal? Because I'll gladly make some of those. I see DIY tutorials on them, but if 2 works, I'm wondering which two, screen lit ones, or in front on the subject. Really appreciated seeing you walking in between the lights range to show us exactly why getting as little shadow as possible is important.

Brilliant! Thx so much

I've recently started using a green screen after watching some of your videos. I've got a problem with my process. First, I create my initial draft with the screen, then edit it, and export it. Then, I take it back into my editor to change the background and export it again for the final one. Am I doing it correctly or doubling my effort foolishly? OR, is it done this way only?

Nice purple hair.

Beautiful video! Thank you very much sir!! ❤️🙏

Nice on GS.... I mean on Green Screen ...!

Super like with a smile on my face. 😃👍

The way he presents!! ❤❤

So what happens if the Whole Room is green? And the lights are in front of everything? Ok So I painted my Whole Room Green. And I have two soft boxes on the left and right. I'm the talent standing in the Middle of the floor. I have the whole room green because I have Multi Camera Shoot. Need Advice

This really helps

from where you get always these nice backgrounds?

lol so you pretty much still need all the space instead of a true tiny room

explained perfectly! thank you! trying tomorrow!

Great simple, pragmatical explanation on lighting positioning and green screen in small spaces...

DISTANCE IS KEY. if not the proper distance you will get reflected green light on you and it just looks awful

This is the Best green screen video I've seen. And it's correct. I found out by trial and error. I literally live in my tiny 400 sq.ft. Studio and have made it work. Thank you for this video. There's more to explore! 🌺

what mic are you using btw?

So Helpful & brief Thank You 💐

white balance your background in keeping with the footage you are adding

Thanks! Nice

So if its a photo shoot no strobe/moonlight?

Thank you! This video and explanation helped me with questions. Job well done!

THANK YOU FOR THIS IT IS A GREAT HELP FOR ME

Great video but tiny, for me, is about 4' by 8'. I need to have my desk along the 8' wall and the green screen right at the back of my chair. Any advice for that would be hugely appreciated.

Wow, what a lovely energy you have! Thank you for the info, it's very helpful for a beginner :-)

Eh... I love your "Hoarders Room". Don't sell yourself short. Enlightening videos. Thanks.

Great video! Question, what kind of fabric is your green screen made out of?

So helpful! Thank you

Hello Steve, I'm thinking about using strip soft boxes for my two lights. Do you think there will be any difference? Does strip soft box provide light similar to kinoflow?

so bascially its no a tiny room. its a big room with a big green screen. sorry pal but not everyone has a big ass room they can do this is.

I guess we don't have the same definition of a tiny room...

That was much better and to the point than 99% of the noise out there. Thanks Steve!

Great video

Your way of talking is so impressive and it brought smile to myface

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You are really good and forthcoming with valuable information.
I’m wanting to start a new you tube channel ….story telling…I have a cooking channel that I recently started
My question can you be hired to do the background?
I’m trying to learn but in the meantime I would like to get some stories out.

whish this guy was my university lecturer. learned more in 6 mins than 1 year of a course lmao. and man is a comedic genius. loved it

Great tips , Unfortunately I need my subjects ( puppies ) to be close to the ground meaning I need a huge space. Suggestions welcome, for now I'm just putting out videos with heavy editing not my fav but will do until I sort out another way to do this given minimal space. ♥️