Best Green Screen Lighting || HOW TO

What would you suggest as a max difference in procent for the smoothness of the green screen lighting? For example is the +-30 % difference in brightness ok?

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I am so thankful to come across your video. I hope my fans will like the new green screen.

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You are amazing... Best Greens Screen Video ever.

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When shooting full body shots, try using a snoot on your hair lights to avoid the foreground shadows.

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I managed to setup my green screen with best lighting under 50$ by simply using cheap DIY thing.

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I am interested in the rail system you are using. Do you have a video on this or can you tell me what brand it is?

Are these pavotube 30x ?

These videos are great, after watching the Camera settings video I think my problem may be lighting power.

I have no shortage of lights but they are mostly cheap. I use a Godox UL150 with softbox as key light. Then I have around 6 Neewer LED panels of varying wattage 2 x 40W and 4 x 52W which I hope to use top light the green screen. I also have 2 Profoto b10+ but the fans are quite noisy for video. My screen space is about 10ft wide and I can position camera about 9ft away leaving not much room to distance me from the green screen. My camera is a Sony A7iii. I am shooting talking head. I ideally want 2 angles but I like your videos which seem to be shot from 1 angle with changing frame every 5 to 10 secs. My ceiling height is 240. I have set up a 4 post rig (with sound blankets at the side) I can run beams across the top to mount lights. I shave my head. Maybe I should use the Profoto's and deal with the noise. I have a Zoom F2 for lav mic, I haven't tested with profoto lights, maybe easy to remove background sound in production than with my shotgun mic.

Do you think I can achieve a good lighting setup?

I greatly appreciate the amount of work and effort you put into this amazing video! Thank you so much!

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I know you work so hard, and I hope you will continue to present your wonderful knowledge to the world.
I benefited greatly from the GreenScreen lessons, I just want you to know that teaching is your actual field.

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Hey, love the green screen series. Just wondering about the diagrams of the lighting setups you went through. I can't find them on your site. Thanks for the tutorial!

You are amazing sir.... Exactly what i hav been looking for.... Almost ripped my hair off.... I was able get a pretty clean key with my hair but had that line around the subject and always had choke the matte loosing hair detail.... I work in davinci resolve free version...
As soon as i increased the intensity of green screen lights i am getting better results....
Also i just use a hair light for now.... Shall i also use those rim lights on both sides... Would that help as well....
Also one more workaround to remove those lines is to use a background that is darker but mayb not black.... N less of brighter shades...
Thnx from India

Nice Thanks again