Our class split into two groups so we could all experience the green screen. This is a screen shot of my group during our green screen workshop. Unfortunately the technician only recorded the part where we were talking to our tutor. However, the experience was still useful as I feel more comfortable about using the green screen if I wanted to. For the green screen pretty much anything is possible as long as you can get an image which works and then incorporate the lighting to make it realistic. It would have been interesting if one of us had worn a green t-shirt, as then we could see what it would look like to have a person who had an area of transparency. This would occur because the t-shirt is obviously green along with the green screen, and the computer recognises this as the colour to make transparent. The computer works in green, red, and blue, but red couldn't be used as we have red in our skin tone so it was blue and green. The green screen was originally a blue screen but then blue jeans became increasingly common, making green the only option. Even though I'm not using a green screen in my music video, I found the workshop useful.
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