Overview:
1- Have a green .jpg the correct time length
2- Put the .jpg into iMovie
3- Put the green screen effect onto the .jpg (as a second layer) using the Green-Screen effect
4- Export, then re-import the video
5- Put new effect into the movie using picture-in-picture
6- Line up the picture-in-picture
7- Slide effect back onto the green .jpg
7- export, re-import
8- Put new, new effect into the project using Green-Screen
9- Line up everything again
10- Color correct
Make sure your iMovie Green Screen features are enabled. Here is how:
When iMovie is open, go to the top of your screen and click on iMovie; Preferences; General;
check the box "show advanced tools."
The reason we do GreenScreen, then Picture-in-Picture, and then GreenScreen is because every green .jpg file and green screen footage you will come across will have a different tint and shade to it. The first green screen is for getting a consistent green background. Then Picture-in-Picture is to line up the position. The final green screen is then used for the effect. :)
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