Originally Posted by Mutley Right, I've found out how to do it and got the hand of it (keyframing). However I have one problem.
I'm finding it really hard to keep it smooth. The blue screen layer, is really hard to keep in the exact same spot every frame, I am doing this every single frame for the whole clip and it is really time consuming, the result of a smooth "looks real" feel is seeming impossible to achieve. Any tips or tricks at all on doing this?  |
The chances are, that if you cannot have your actor peel off the screen smoothly along with the background then you have an unsteady panning shot behind it.
From how I picture the shot you are making I would imagine you need only a start and end keyframe. Let Ppro fill in all the missing frames. I do not think it needs to be pixel perfect on every frame or your perspectiuve will look funny anyway.