<1. You should definitely get an experienced pro to come in and do the lighting setup for you. Then. don't move anything. When you need to shoot, turn on lights and shoot. J VERY tough to light green screen right, even with good equipment, despite what many will tell you.>
As videobloggers, should we NEED to hire people, or indeed buy or hire expensive kit? Nah, use flourescent tubes, as Jan said a bulb behind the talent, and if needed a bit of natural light on the face, maybe a couple of filtered decorating style flood lamps too. I have used greenscreen on many of my videos, and if you follow he few basic steps, you can get round all this bullshit with a few simple and cheap store bought alternatives. for instances click on http://pjkproductions.blogspot.com and maybe these little gems will help you. Paul Knight Self Taught, self funded, all rounder. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
