Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
green-screen
Noun
/ɡriːn skriːn/

Definition
A technique used in film and photography that replaces a solid colored background with another image or video.

Examples
- The director used a green-screen to film the special effects scenes in the movie.
- She stood in front of a green-screen while the weather report was being broadcast live.
- Many video games utilize green-screen technology for character design and environments.

Meaning
Green-screen technology allows for the creation of a composite image by using a green backdrop, enabling the background to be digitally replaced or enhanced during post-production.

Synonyms
- Chromakey
- Color keying
- Compositing technique