Move the Travolta clip to track 2, and add a video or photo you want to use as a background to track 1.ġ3. Now click “Back” to send the footage back to PowerDirector.ġ2. You can set the feather level to 1px to prevent the edge from being too sharpened.ġ1. Make sure you set the tolerance as high as possible. Go to the Color Replacement panel, use the drip tool to select the black part in your video’s selected area, and replace it with green. Set Exposure and Brightness to the lowest setting, which will turn your background black.ġ0. Next, we will change the background to green. Click Invert Mask to select the background area.ĩ. The part we want to remove is the background. If you find there are some parts of the video with regions not selected, or some unwanted parts are selected, you can move back to the frame to add or erase them, and then click on the Motion Tracker icon to re-trigger the tracking process from the frame you select.Ĩ. When the tracking is done, you will see a series of motion masks has been created throughout the video. Next, click on the Motion Tracking icon underneath the video preview window to start tracking.ĭuring the tracking process, you will see a bold red frame around the object you are tracking. When finished, you will create a Mask in the first frame of the video.ħ. You can switch between Brush or Eraser during your selection process.Ħ. In the Motion Tracking interface, you will see your cursor has becoming a selection brush whenever you hover over the video. Select Regional Adjustment, and enter the Motion Tracking interface.ĥ. Click on ColorDirector, which will open your work-in-progress footage in ColorDirector.Ĥ.
If you are editing the footage on PowerDirector, and also have ColorDirector installed on your computer, simply do the following:ģ. Since the original footage wasn't shot in front of green screen, in this tutorial we'll show you how to use Motion Tracking tool in ColorDirector to create a green screen effect. If this scene hadn't already been recorded, it could have been shot in front of a green screen, after which a film editor could easily use the Chroma Key tool in PowerDirector to replace the green. To make your own version, you'll first need to remove the background of the video. Here’s the original scene from Pulp Fiction on YouTube. How to Do the Confused John Travolta Trick Just in case this is the first time you've heard of it, check out this gallery on Giphy, or read this article on Mashable to find out what’s been going on. The “Confused John Travolta” GIF has been a popular meme on social networks for a while.
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