Using the setup described above, I recommend placing one light (with diffusion) on either side of the green screen, a few feet back on a 45 degree angle. Keep the lights a few feet away from the green screen and angle them at 45 degrees. Assuming your needs are relatively simple, you can use a minimum of two lights to illuminate your backdrop. Name this as you please or leave it as is, then hit OK. Place one light on either side of the green screen.

The first steps of applying a LUT and removing a green screen are very similar.

Do not place a light directly in front of the green screen, because this will create a hotspot, or an area where light is more concentrated. Right click on your webcam from your list of Sources and select Filters from the drop-down menu. Whether you're someone new to the world of streaming or simply looking to improve the look of your current stream, a green screen is a great way to add some quality to your broadcasts. Placing Green Screen Lights. Select the plus icon from the bottom left of the window that appears and select Chroma Key.