Goo Systems is pleased to introduce the latest members of the Screen Goo collection of premium specialty coatings for video applications: Screen Goo Chroma Key Green and Screen Goo Chroma Key Blue.
Formulated from the same artist grade acrylic mediums and museum quality pigments as our industry standard Screen Goo 2.0 projection screen coatings, Screen Goo Chroma Key Green and Screen Goo Chroma Key Blue have been engineered to provide an ideal, camera ready, green or blue screen surface. The DNA of Screen Goo 2.0 projection coatings shines though in Chroma Key Green’s and Chroma Key Blue’s exceptionally matte, uniform and smooth surfaces: all the characteristics that a convincing green and blue screen effects depend on.
Lessons in pigment re-grinding and loading techniques, learned from our decades of class leading acrylic artist paint manufacturing, have been applied to Chrome Key Green and Chroma Key Blue products, resulting in a simplified one-coat application process. Either Chrome Key Green or Chroma Key Blue can be applied with a roller to flat surfaces and is also compatible with sprayed applications. This latter capability opens up an exponentially greater number of potential applications and effects than simple fabric or paper backdrops can hope to achieve. Any scenic element, ranging from flat backdrops to cycloramas to complex foreground objects, can be coated with Screen Goo Chroma Key Green or Screen Goo Chroma Key Blue and keyed in post-production with seamless results.
Production houses, educational facilities, houses of worship and video creatives of all types are invited to discover how Screen Goo Chroma Key Green’s or Screen Goo Chroma Key Blue’s superior performance, ultimate flexibility, extended coverage and museum-grade durability make it absolutely the best value in green and/or blue screen coatings.
To get more information on how Chroma Key Green or Chroma Key Blue are used in the media creation industry pls go here.
A great at length description of what Chroma Key is and how it works can also be found at VideoProc’s Everything About Chroma Key primer written by Cecilia Hwung.
To download this data sheet pls go here.









