Green Screen Captioning | Canva Tips for Best Chroma Key Effect
Do you want to learn how to create better green screen captioning for free? The Canva Classroom shares Canva tips for best chroma key effect using a FREE account. This tutorial also features how to apply the Chroma Key Advanced Filter within ShotCut, but the tips & tricks given through the editing process should be applicable to any video editor.
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0:00 Green Screen Captioning for FREE
0:18 What Size Should You Make Your Captioning?
0:44 Creating Text for Overlay Captioning with Tips
1:47 Choosing the Background Color for Your Editing Program
2:40 A HUGE Tip for Better Green Screen Chroma Key Effect During Editing
3:38 Downloading Captioning for FREE
3:56 Why I Use ShotCut Instead of Canva Video Editor
4:15 ShotCut & Adding Overlay Caption with Chroma Key Filter
5:37 Adding Size Filter for Sizing & Why a Rectangle Behind Words Helps
6:12 Bonus Tips for a LOT of Green Screen Captioning
7:09 Benefits of Canva Pro for Overlay Captioning (Transparent Background)
7:49 Content Creator Canva Tutorials
I use ShotCut Video Editor for all of my tutorials. Here is a courtesy link for your ease if you want to try it out. Search for ShotCut in YouTube and there are a LOT of tutorials that I found useful when I started learning how to edit in ShotCut. What I love about it is that it is free and available for many different types of computers.
https://shotcut.org/