Sentence examples for greenscreen from inspiring English sources

Due to a limited budget, most of the scenes have been shot against a greenscreen backdrop, meaning the environments need to be created digitally instead.

Some of you are "super-fresh," dead for a week or two, your flesh only beginning to fall off; some are "mid-decomps," dead six months to two years, and looking terrible; and some are greenscreen wights, dead as a doornail with decomp to match, rattling around full of negative space.

As far as actors are concerned, the first five years of the 2010s proved that you can't make it big unless you're prepared to get into the Lycra and stride around in front of the greenscreen.

But when the camera cuts to a proper actor who knows what he or she is doing, and then back to Pete, the effect is surreal, as if Doherty had visited some Euro cinema theme park with a greenscreen attraction which allows members of the public to Photoshop themselves into the action.

He cites the widespread use of covert greenscreen in major US shows, railing, "[In its first few series], Ugly Betty never went to New York you know.

Peter Jackson's Hobbit philosophy: More is better News: Ian McKellen almost quit acting over Hobbit's greenscreen.

His knockabout one-side-of-the-conversation turn reminded me of the discipline of greenscreen acting that a new generation of movie stars have to learn, talking to some non-existent CGI monster whose presence will be digitally inserted at some later date.

"If we ended up in greenscreen with coffee and everybody having a good time, everybody will be happy, but most likely the film would be a piece of shit," he told Hollywood Reporter.

The Lone Ranger winds up looking sort of like something by Sergio Leone – though it's difficult to tell if this isn't simply a by-product of the length – and there are pale allusions to Buster Keaton and The General, but unlike Keaton, Depp gets to do his cool, deadpan stunts in the comfort of a greenscreen studio.

Sometimes the greenscreen or blue-screen effects (like the one everyone's local television weather reporter uses) create overlapping images.

Alibaba's money probably mostly went on insurance costs for Cruise, as he is again doing those rash non-greenscreen (though presumably safety-harnessed) stunts that he has made his signature, as well as indulging his enduring passion for unhelmeted motorbiking.