Unreal Engine 4 Green Screen Tutorial

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[@Jsfilmz]

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[@drsjamesserra]

Are you participating this year?

[@WurstPeterl]

I‘m just getting started with UE4 and I really like the openness and positivity of the community! Thank you everyone!

[@shoreydesigns3064]

Great Job this is the first Composure tutorial I could actually follow.

[@PatrickCharpenet]

Thanks! I had been looking for days for a solution to render a comp with composure and sequencer !

[@BoRisMc]

Man this tutorial is extremely useful, thank a ton!

[@TrevorRoper.]

First of all I want to thank you for posting these green screen tutorials , they have been very helpful to me ,being new to UN4 I have aspirations of using chroma key in the UN4 engine to create videos of my music to post on KZbin, while this method allows more control of the image it does not seem to allow you to place it in the environment,so for me it looks like your previous method is still the way to go , unless of course there is a way this can be tweaked !!?being a bit late to this process and 68 years old I know very little of this blue print process And rely on the knowledge from great folk like yourself who share with the community thank you Trevor 👍😊

[@Jsfilmz]

Sizzletube you are more than welcome sir!

[@reigiputra18]

thanks man! good start knowledge for indie virtual producer

[@FencakStudio]

Thanks dude! I learn some new video editing skill 💜🖤

[@supremebeme]

Thanks my dude, another green screen method using composure... appreciate you!

[@Jsfilmz]

Paul Grey yw bro

[@CarlosHernandez-gv8sn]

Love the content!! Figured out the bug today. You opened a material tab and then closed it. There were two tabs open - one being the Material and the other being the Media Player - both on the same window which closed the Media Player along with it.

[@lebenin3604]

This is gold. Thank you. #unrealengine #compositing

[@yadav-r]

Very helpful, thank you for sharing this, more power to you man.

[@Jsfilmz]

I appreciate that!

[@racksityentertainment]

Love your videos

[@Keylanb]

Bro, you are a legend for this

[@rodrigorazzyel1]

bro, very good,. I loved it

[@driftwood-f4p]

This is useful, thank you

[@ahmedsheeraz]

gr8 tutorial indeed, learned a lot thnaks

[@Jsfilmz]

Glad to hear that!

[@aprilhamlincom18]

Hey ... Great Tutorial... If you didnt find it yourself, yet - i am pretty sure, that the host you are talking about at around minute 21 is in fact a plane. But keyed with composure. If you add a media plate to your composure-comp, give it your footage - or live input, key it within the Plate and add a render target asset under output, you will be given the option to output your mediaplatecomp to a rendertarget. Just create a rendertarget, put it on the output slot and create a material from it. Dont forget to change it to translucent and connect the alpha of your Texture to the Opacity ... here you go ... Hope that is what you where looking for ... all the best from Hamburg

[@iljanima]

tnx m8 its works !

[@liolrs]

actually that adds a lot of the post processing effects (i.e. anti-alicing and motion blur) that make people look odd. on the up hand it allows reflections... but if anyone knows how to do this without adding the post processing that would be most helpful

[@joelarvidsson]

Do you have any tutorials or tests using camera projections in ue? Would be nice to combine real world camera projections with 3d grass and trees etc.

[@think.feel.travel]

Thank you a lot! Very useful! Only a question: but how can you save the video if you are doing a live recording?

[@tovarischtaiga]

COOL!!! MORE GREEN SCREENS TUTORIALS PLZ!

[@studiodineofficial5818]

Aren't there some plugins to make the green background easier to download to set the keyframe on the tracking camera and to render the video with a tone of some 5 minutes in mp4 format? As in aftereffects for example ?? I ask this because I want my friend whom I recorded on a green background playing the guitar so I would like to make a video for him.

[@amitkumar-ty3dh]

Great work dear keep on

[@Jsfilmz]

Thank you, I will

[@ShowreelsForActors]

Thanks for the great tutorial... Do you know how to output composure in sequencer (when you have a live input via camlink). My live feed always goes blank as it renders the movie out.

[@astvideotv]

Excellent video! All clear. But how to make the plane always turned to the camera?

[@ukmonk]

Nice video thank you! if you already have pre keyed green screen footage, can you just drop this into a UE scene do you know please? In Blender this is one click, import images as planes and you can have video inside your CG environment. Is there any way to do this in UE4/5 do you know please? As all the methods i have seen to date, seem overly complicated for something so simple.

[@tribaltheadventurer]

This is a fantastic question

[@keithyakouboff8755]

Hey there... I'm wondering how I can learn, in my apartment, where there are no green screens or high-end cameras, how to bring in a 3D set created In Maya and make it a live virtual set in Unreal for a live broadcast?

[@mattd2129]

Hi. The way I did a composite like you query at the end using composure is to do following: Create plane where you want your green screen dude to be and then slap your video material onto the plane. Then instead of having a CG for background and a Media layer component for video, have both as in CG layer components but in different layers. Assign CG BG as usual and put media layer plane in second Layer and then assign that in your second CG Layer component. Then in the details panel for the Media CG layer component go to transform/compositing passes and add a nee pass then set that pass to multi pass keyer. Then proceed as normal but using the Media CG layer element in place of media plate element. Good luck

[@khalilramadan3196]

is there a video or anything to show the steps?

[@mattd2129]

Khalil Ramadan sorry I kind of winged it on this. When I get a chance I’ll have a look over what I did. Good luck until then.

[@AICineVerseStudios]

Dude i like your tutorials on green screen but I have this issue of my final render of footage running fast , even though, the frame rate i'm selecting at the time of render is same as the actual footage which is an MP4 file. Just what is there I am missing that I just cant get mine working correctly. Can you just make a tutorial on how to fix this issue, cause many people are facing it and i couldnt find any place for the fix. Would really appreciate

[@vyberoom]

thanks so much but how do i add camera movements now without my plate moving with it?

[@FeedingWolves]

So far so good! Question about the file type. I just took a new green screen video, converted it to a png sequence like in your video. When you select the png sequence, are you only selecting one shot from the entire sequence?

[@FeedingWolves]

Actually discard that message. By selecting one of the images in the png folder, everything plays when you get to the step where you click on the media player~

[@Jsfilmz]

Feeding_Wolves yup if the naming is correct u just have to click the first one

[@FeedingWolves]

oh...my....word! I did it! Went through the whole thing, and actually exported an awesome clip. Seriously couldnt have done this without your help and tutorials. The ones I found didnt come anywhere close to showing what you did. Wow! Beyond happy!

[@nunosenica1862]

Great tutorial! I have multiple media bundles and cameras, is there a way to hide a (chroma keyed) media bundle plane from a camera? The goal is to have each camera filming only one specific plane. Thanks again.

[@emilpohjalainen2293]

Hi! Did you happen to find a solution to this? I'm trying to figure that out as well. At the moment I think you need to create different comps for each camera angle/shot to get different green screen footage to only show for the matched camera, but I'm still figuring it out. Would be great to get it to work with "takes" cus it would be crazy easy to edit using takes, would be kinda same as multicam edit in Resolve. Almost as easy as just changing cameras in the edit which could be done if what you subscribed would work! Really curious to hear if you have any findings on this.

[@jonathanparlane1]

Great stuff...I'm still not sure whether I'd have the need to key something in UE4 over Davinci...UE4 is great for camera 3D ease, and obviously all the 3D environments, which is not quite as easy in Davinci, but you can get finer chroma key results in Davinci and can still track the 3D environment...

[@Jsfilmz]

Jonathan Parlane only reason why u would key in ue4 is if your doing live recording in camera and monitor, other than that im with you i prefer offline

[@kloakovalimonada]

@@Jsfilmz or if you want the greenscreen footage to interact with the environment made in UE. Particles, lights, shadows, transparency, optical effects and so on.

[@David_Fernandez]

Hi! I cannot make out of focus with the camera my green screen footage... Is there any setting for that? How is it possible UE doesn't allow to focus/blur the subject like in a real situation?? Thanks a lot in advance!

[@DM_K7]

Hey man,first thank you for the tutorials, I'm sort of a noob still ,anyway just wanted to ask ,anyway to sync or track the maincomp footage to the sequencers timeline ,so it plays when I hit play in sequencer ,would love to see a tut on that,thanks again

[@Jsfilmz]

use the composite plane method irs much easier ill try to make a new tut ro show you how to do what your asking for

[@DM_K7]

@@Jsfilmz cool ,I'll try the plane method , I saw you had one interacting with the light in the scene ,that was pretty neat

[@kloakovalimonada]

The tutorial is great. But! That's an insane number of steps for something so simple. What if I need to edit a whole sequence with multiple shots, cameras and footage?'That would be a solid day just to bring the footage into UE. This has to get streamlined before it gets a wider adoption.

[@bombush]

I don't think Composure is meant for this workflow - i.e. combining pre-made 2D footage. It's strength lies in virtual production - combining live 3D environments running in Unreal with studio footage taken with motion-tracked cameras. I take this tutorial to be a great intro into how Composure works but not a representative of it's intended use case.

[@benoithyperlord]

Agreed. It should be drag and drop. Another thing is that it's also very complex to change the imported video inside UE, so you have to shoot with specific lighting. This means you can't change the set up inside UE.

[@Morso.mertal]

good job bro i love it have you instagram ??

[@DGFA-]

I think the aliasing problem could be solved with the movie render queue and antialiasing set.

[@khalilramadan3196]

is there another way to composite video in unreal object(not composer or image plane) ? and put the video plane in the unreal world like min 21?

[@standupandsitdowncomedian8280]

Please help How can I cast shadow of pre keyed media in unreal Engine. I have made my environment media plane only shows shadow in masked mode. Whether in blender I import it images as planes and it casts shadow but am stucked in unreal.।। Please help am stucked from one week please.।।

[@romanbruni]

interesting... if you might export from UE w 2 layers - the guy and then the bg to color correct elsewhere would it not loose image quality ?

[@Jsfilmz]

export separately or together?

[@romanbruni]

@@Jsfilmz separately

[@tezzo5955]

Can you use path tracing with green screen footage in unreal 4.27

[@hollyviewstudios8434]

Is it not a lot of work just to change a background ? is way easyer in fcpx or DaVinci . since you are not tracking or moving the camera . just saying

[@ady7d77]

plse, we are in unreal engine 4.26.1, do another tutoriqal for green screen, plus, how to add in a camera an htc remote control

[@Morso.mertal]

hi bro ...i need your help when i export and render my video (green screen )is so fast ..why ??? i'll be happy if you help me...

[@JheredStern]

JSFILMZ - if you tick the "Affected By PIEHandeling" checkbox in the details tab of your media player your media will quit turning off on you. Also, using an mp4 or other supported media makes no difference. They all work. However, I am facing a newer issue. When I render the camera perspective is coming from the face of the composure actor and not the cg-element. Not sure what is going on there but its happening on every level now.

[@Jsfilmz]

i tried it. still goes offline

[@hardcorerick8514]

Question at the end is MASSIVE! Did you ever find a fix for getting the composure plate in to one place in 3D space?

[@kingamvs6358]

I have a lot of questions, im just getting into it, but i am wondering, if i took a real person, imported this person into unreal and made it look like their were dragonball style effects like flying, could i do that? just curious?

[@Jsfilmz]

yes but you will need to collect 7 dragon balls

[@kingamvs6358]

@@Jsfilmz lol

[@NiteshKumar-cs4wo]

Does samething work in unreal engine 5

[@sozno4222]

Does anyone have recommendation on an easy way to take video from an iPhone and create a png sequence from it. I haven’t found a simple method.

[@renaldi7]

rey N If i have a laptop with spec i5 gtx 1650 ram 8gb. Is it posible tO do a real time render. Like a person shadow etc.. thx

[@kloakovalimonada]

Probably yes. It will take a sweet time to compile the shades first.

[@Santanu_Pal]

Please make tutorial on alpha render on Unreal 4.26.

[@Jsfilmz]

i did

[@Dante02d12]

The composure plugin is cool, but in the end, it's just 2D editing. Nothing that you can't do with After Effects. Personally, I prefer putting the real footage inside the 3D world, the shaders affect the real footage that way.

[@simhanssens7331]

I've got a school project around this. are there any guides on how to put the real footage inside of the 3D world?

[@Dante02d12]

@@simhanssens7331 Check out the official UE documentation about *Media Texture,* it will tell you how to load a video in a 3D scene. If you want a _live_ video footage, use the Open URL function instead of Open Source that the documentation uses. Then check out a tutorial about chroma keying in UE, it's different from the Composure chroma key system but it looks a lot like it ^^. There's a lot of ways to do it, but personally, I use a Chroma Keyer function, as in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6PKi2Vqba55o5o&ab_channel=MonovilleMonoville That way you basically make a "manual compositing", except now your video footage casts shadows and reflections because it's in your scene. For the rest, there's a few other KZbin videos maybe, but here are my own suggestions: - Attach the video "object" of your scene to a Cine Camera actor, and make that camera always face your own camera (tick the box "Always look at actor" in that camera details). That way the real footage will always face the camera. If you don't do this, the real footage can look flat compared to the rest of the world. - If you want dynamic scenes, film your green screen video without moving, and make the _virtual camera_ move instead. You can also animate the "video object". Hopefully it helps!

[@simhanssens7331]

@@Dante02d12 Damn, thanks a lot man!!

[@artyfly]

Hi @JSFILMZ The answer for you question is :docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/Engine/Composure/Overview/index.html

[@Jsfilmz]

which question i ask alot lol

[@najikabbali8887]

I think for your last question, here's the answer to it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6DNhpdtd9mgpMk

[@nunutakoe]

pls slowly

[@sixsoxsex1]

It doesn't appear to be professional compositing software yet

[@yonigofman7178]

:( maybe in ue5

[@imiy]

thousand times easier to make a screenshot or something of the environment and compose the actor over it in Resolve for like 3 clicks. gosh... i just want to put already keyed actor footage into a 3D UE environment. that's like 5th video I'm watching. why is that so hard??

[@Jsfilmz]

u wont have real time lighting in resolve advantage of ue is u can make changes anytime without rerendering

[@mooam231]

Real-time capture is possible with a capture board. I use Cam Link 4k with a7m3 and it works fine. docs.unrealengine.com/ko/WorkingWithMedia/MediaFramework/HowTo/UsingWebCams/index.html Thank you for tutorials

[@Jsfilmz]

yea i have a tutorial in the channel