Greenscreen compositing is the same twenty steps every time: import the plates, key each one, suppress the spill, precompose, stack them in the right order, blur the background, fake a contact shadow so the subject sits on the floor, and assemble the master comp. VFX Helper does that build for you and hands you a project that is ready to art-direct.
What it builds
🎥 Multi-layer sandwich composites
Main footage and greenscreen plates imported, organized into folders, and stacked as a layered composite rather than a flat pile of imports.
🎨 Keying, done properly
Keylight applied per layer with screen colour and gain set, an automatic fallback key where it is needed, and Advanced Spill Suppressor on every keyed plate.
🌄 Background treatment
The background layer gets its own blur, so depth is there from the first playback instead of being added later.
☀ A contact shadow you can dial
A generated shadow layer driven by expressions, with sliders for opacity, blur, angle and floor offset — adjustable without rebuilding anything.
Who it is for
Production teams who shoot against green often enough that the setup has become muscle memory — and who would rather spend that time on the shot than on the scaffolding around it. Part of the My Content Tools suite.
My Content Tools LLC
Email: support@mycontenttools.com
St. Petersburg, Florida