Step by Step typed out here:
-click on "iMovie" (at the top left of the screen)
-click on "Preferences"
-click on "General"
-check the box "Show Advanced Tools"
now Green Screen is enabled (along with other helpful tools)
-put your video that is going to be your background from your event library into your project timeline
-second, take your green screen video from your event library that is going on top and drag and drop it on top of your footage in your timeline
-crop out the edges and color correct for better quality
Watch the whole video for details.
0:40 Green Screen footage types
1:37 How to make a green screen
1:49 Need something green
2:07 Do Not match your background color (don't wear green)
2:15 Watch out for yellow. Recommend blue screen for iMovie11
2:30 Consistent lighting (go outside?)
2:58 Do Not stand close to your Green Screen (causes green spill)
3:24 Outside versus inside for lighting and control
3:52 Avoid wrinkles for consistent lighting
4:10 Minimum requirements for a green screen
4:44 Add background layer first
5:27 Enable the Green Screen features
5:50 Add green screen element second
6:14 Drag and drop the footage
6:40 Improving the quality of the footage
7:25 Cropping the edges
8:25 Film at a high Frames Per Second
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