How to Make a Portable DIY Green Screen for Under $20 (PVC & Tablecloth)

Instructions on how to make a DIY Green Screen (Chroma Key) that's portable, light, and easy to set up. I built this one for under $20 using just PVC pipe, a green plastic party tablecloth, and a 2x4.

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In this video I make a green screen (chroma key) using PVC pipe, plastic party tablecloths, and a 2x4.

First I drilled 1" holes into the 2x4 to act as footings for the 3/4" PVC pipe. I then inserted the 6 foot PVC pipe into the 2x4s and used elbow joints to tie them together with a 4 foot PVC pipe across the top.

I screwed another 4 foot PVC pipe across the footings to keep a consistent width and prevent the pipe kicking out.

I then draped 2 layers of 54x108" party tablecloth over the top bar, creating 4 layers total. This provided enough layers to reduce transparency and produce a solid green.

A few pieces of tape later and the job is complete.

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