I've been trying to find a way to use the multicam (group clips) to edit a music video. The footage is shot on greenscreen so I wanted to key them first for compositing purposes (so I can see what I'm doing). This, of course, changes my clips into a sequence and it seems that sequences are not groupable. If I do a mixdown, the key (rough and temporary) becomes part of the clip, which I don't want as the final keying and compositing are to be done in After Effects later.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, -J.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the problem but, when I do this, I add the Spectramatte effect to the group clip in the timeline. When I switch cameras, the Effect is applied to the new angle. IS that not what you want?
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Thanks for this. It is certainly the simplest solution. The effect settings are different to key the 2 cameras (one was shot on its side and the colours are different) but I can work around this by creating a few new clips with a video mixdown.
Cheers, -Jesse
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