This project built a seamless green screen in an old mill building. The curve from the wall to the floor is called a cyclorama. This curve removes the visual horizon and allows editors to easily insert a digital background.
12 ft ceiling over the green screen 
Corner location for the green screen 
Measuring out a lighting grid 
Showing how lighting grid is suspended 
The pipe grid allows for quick and easy lighting placement 
Detail view above lighting grid 
Detail below lighting grid 
Rounded inside corner framing for green cyclorama wall 
Detail view from the top of the rounded inside corner 
Rounded wall to floor framing right side 
Rounded wall to floor framing left side 
Thin 1/8 inch plywood was bent to create the curve 
1/4 inch masonite was screwed into the floor to smooth it out 
Joint compound was used to skim coat 
Priming joint compound before painting 
Left side view of the primed cyclorama 
Front view of the primed cyclorama 
Detail of the cyclorama and how the horizon dissapears 
Painting the cyclorama Rosco Digital Green 
Getting ready to hang lighting 
Full spectrum LED lights are important for even color balancing 
Silk paper lanterns to go over the LEDs to diffuse the light 
Placement of LED paper lanterns 
These LED paper lanterns provide even full spectrum lighting of the green screen cyclorama without producing any shadows
Location
Located in Acushnet Massachusetts, this studio services the whole SouthCoast. Contact The Fanchise Group for rentals and full service video production.