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Screen Green

Where can i find footage for my green screen?

I'm trying to produce a short film, and i have many scenes shot with a green screen. My question is if there is a site i can get free footage to use for the green screen. It really doesnt matter what they're of that much, but i was hoping for a volcano scene and other extreme weather situations like that.

Thanks.

green screen~ nee bluescreen

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluescreen

i think you've the right idea, so depending on video projector, could you not use any film/ video, and convert it to projector's format to use a s footage,

http://www.fotosearch.com/video-footage/background-footage.html

http://www.alunablue.com/index.php?gclid=CJnhltaSq4sCFQL2ggoduU3UVQ

other view is that you mean not the video on blue screen , but person or object in front of blue screen footage,

http://www.efootage.com/clip_list.php?master_id=B-1199

http://www.ribbitfilms.com/cgi/site/site.cgi/catalog_display_4&c29a8da8ce5f3c9f6e8767414c610d8d#undefined

http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-2035,subcat-MULTIMEDIA.html

http://www.vce.com/bluescreen.html

http://www.deskshare.com/Resources/articles/vem_greenscreentechnique.aspx

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Lego Green Screen



What is needed for a green screen to work?

I know that you obviously need a green screen. And a video editor software. Do you need a projector? If not, how does the image/video get on the green screen?

What you do is take seperate footage (what you want displayed on the green screen).

When editing... you overlay the two or more sets of footage. You can choose any color to be translucent... green for the instance. The second footage simply appears through the translucent areas.

oh.. and the footage isn't actually "projected" onto the screen.

A studio audience would only see a guy standing in front of a blank screen.... while the people watching TV would see the full affect. It's all edited together.

I hope this makes sense.. I'm an editor but it's weird to explain.

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