For the first time i have used a green screen I actually found it quite easy. It was less complicated than I expected as I thought it would be a long process with a lot of tools used, but there is a lot less involved. It was easy getting the size right in proportion of the person in the photo.
However I did find it difficult to remove every single bit of the green as you had to use the tool icons carefully so they showed an equal balance of colour and transparency. If you did not do this correctly then you were left with a green glow around the person which was hard to get rid of. If I were to do this again I would improve by removing the green glow which I tried to do in our second photo, and making sure all of the person is in the shot as the top of my head is chopped off.
Green screening can be used in music videos to show a change in location as it is cheaper and easier than moving to that particular location. It is especially used in music videos with a narrative such as thriller creating the video like a mini action movie using it for special effects.
We could use green screening in our video to show an appropriate location that is hard for us to get to but is relevant. It could be used to reflect the lyrics and change the mood or put emphasis on the current mood keeping in line with the indie pop genre.
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