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You got the point accross and it looks like fun to try.
Never thought of 'overdubbing' with video like that - despite the fact i've been doing it with audio for years!
The kids and i are gathering costumes and disguises to try out a crowd scene - (for some reason my two girls weren't keen on making a battle scene! Go figure!)
Thanks again.
If you're using Sony Vegas Movie Studio, there's a couple things you can do to fix it. First try increasing the contrast a little bit, so that the objects in front of the screen don't blend in. After you apply the Chroma Key, mess with the low and high thresholds until you have removed as much of the blue/green screen as possible. If not all of it is gone, just keep layering Chroma Keys of different colors. Use the color picker to choose the colors that haven't been removed yet, like the shadows created by wrinkles. It's time consuming, but it worked for me. Also, a well lit room for your screen helps a lot :)