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Video Editing & Production

Automated Spill Suppression

Removing the colored light that bounces from the screen onto the subject's skin, hair and clothing, applied consistently across shots.

Automated Spill Suppression
Price
From $1.50 per frame
Free trial
A 30-second cut from your own footage, no card, no commitment.

What to send us

Keyed footage or raw green or blue screen shots, examples of skin and wardrobe color that must stay accurate, and whether spill appears on hair, shoulders or reflective objects.

What you get back

Footage with green or blue spill removed consistently across shots, while skin tones, wardrobe and reflective objects keep their natural color.

What to check before you sign off

Look at hair edges, shoulders and glasses. Spill suppression often leaves gray or magenta edges when it removes too much color.

Part of Chroma Keying & Removal. How the work runs and what it costs across the family are set out in the video editing & production guide.

Rates and common questions for this work are on the Video Editing & Production page.

How we approach this work

Articles from the journal, written by the people who do this work. More on this subject →

Often combined with Automated Spill Suppression

The work that usually sits either side of this one. One team handles all of it, under one brief.

Try it free: a 30-second cut from your own footage.

No card and no commitment. If the standard is not what you need, you have lost nothing.