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Green Screen Services

Professional chroma key filming for VFX and compositing across Mexico.

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Green screen filming uses chroma key backdrops to isolate subjects for compositing against virtual backgrounds, environments, or visual effects in post-production. This technique is fundamental to modern filmmaking, and Mexico—with Baja Studios' famous 17-million gallon ocean tank (Titanic, Master and Commander) and Estúdios Churubusco as Latin America's largest complex—supports everything from Hollywood shoots to Roma, Sicario, and Spectre.

We coordinate green screen setups at Baja Studios in Rosarito (famous water tank and stages), Estúdios Churubusco in Mexico City (10 stages, Latin America's largest, founded 1945), Estúdios GGM, and Alazraki Studios. Modern LED volume stages are also available. Our team sources cyclorama stages, portable backdrops, and the specialized lighting required for clean chroma key extraction, with direct handoff to Splendor Omnia, New Art Digital, Estudios Mexico, and Ollin Studio for VFX, Dolby Atmos, and 4K/HDR finishing.

Capabilities

Complete Green Screen Services

From dedicated studio facilities to portable location setups, we provide professional chroma key solutions optimized for clean compositing.

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Studio Facilities

  • Dedicated green screen studios
  • Cyclorama walls
  • Drive-in capabilities
  • Soundproofed stages
  • Climate controlled

Full Studios

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Lighting Systems

  • Even background lighting
  • Talent separation
  • Spill control
  • LED & tungsten options
  • Color-matched setups

VFX Ready

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Portable Solutions

  • Location green screens
  • Pop-up backgrounds
  • Mobile lighting kits
  • Quick setup options
  • Outdoor chroma key

On Location

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Technical Support

  • VFX supervisor coordination
  • Tracking markers
  • Reference photography
  • Data management
  • Post-production handoff

End-to-End

On Location

Green-screen and chroma-key stages across Estudios Churubusco, Fox Baja, Lemon Studios CDMX — Pinocchio Toluca stop-motion plate work, Roma compositing, cross-border ILM Stagecraft fly-in

Here is how this works in practice. We set up green-screen and chroma-key stage work across Mexico through Estudios Churubusco (The country's deepest govt-owned studio since 1945 — sixteen soundstages with permanent infinity-cyc green and blue), Lemon Studios CDMX (Bardo Iñárritu 2022 finishing partner — top VFX-grade lighting), Fox Baja Studios Rosarito (the seawater Horizon Tank flanked by green-walled soundstages used on Titanic 1997, Master and Commander 2003, Pearl Harbor 2001), AnimaEstudios Toluca (Pinocchio 2022 del Toro stop-motion plate work — Best Animated Feature Oscar), Televisa San Ángel (largest Spanish-language studio in the world — multiple permanent virtual-set stages), and TV Azteca Ajusco. Lighting inventory matches global VFX spec — ARRI SkyPanel S360 / S120 banks for uniform back-light, Astera Titan tubes for foreground key, gobos and edge-darks for tracker reference. Plus ARRI Orbiter top-light for hair edges.

VFX pipeline integration routes through Mexican vendors: Splendor Omnia (CDMX VFX house with Hollywood credits), New Art Digital (CDMX), Cinema Maquina, Bólido Studios. Plus AnimaEstudios Toluca (Pinocchio 2022 ShadowMachine LA partnership). Cross-border same-day VFX oversight flies in from ILM Stagecraft, Pixomondo LA, MPC LA, and Method Studios via Tijuana (12-minute drive to LA). Heritage Mexican composite work covers Pan's Labyrinth (Navarro 2007 Best Cinematography + Best Makeup + Best Art Direction Oscars — del Toro's DDT Efectos Especiales practical-on-greenscreen integration), The Shape of Water (del Toro 2017 Best Picture + Best Director Oscars), Cronos, Devil's Backbone, Crimson Peak. Tracking markers conform to Nuke, After Effects, and Flame production spec; on-set previz routes through Unreal Engine 5 + Aximmetry virtual-production layouts at Lemon Studios. STIC + STPC union, IMSS workers-comp, ATA carnet (SAT/Aduanas) for foreign-spec greenscreen kits.

FAQ

Chroma Key Expertise

Do you provide green screen studios?

Yes, we partner with Baja Studios in Rosarito (famous 17-million gallon ocean tank), Estúdios Churubusco (Latin America's largest complex with 10 stages, founded 1945), Estúdios GGM, and Alazraki Studios—from interview setups to large cyclorama stages.

Can you set up green screens on location?

Yes, we provide portable green screen solutions including pop-up backgrounds, fabric screens, and mobile lighting packages. We can create chroma key setups in almost any Mexican location with proper space and power.

What about blue screen vs green screen?

We work with both green and blue screens depending on your requirements. Blue screen is often preferred for blonde hair or scenes with green elements. We advise based on your specific compositing needs and VFX pipeline.

How do you ensure clean keys?

Clean keys require even lighting on the background, proper separation from talent, spill control, and attention to edge quality. Our Mexican teams bring extensive Hollywood production experience to every chroma key setup.

Do you coordinate with VFX supervisors?

Yes, we work closely with your VFX team—in-house or at Mexican facilities like Splendor Omnia, New Art Digital, Estudios Mexico, or Ollin Studio—to capture tracking markers, reference photography, HDRIs, and clean plates.

What resolution and formats do you support?

We shoot green screen in formats up to 8K depending on camera selection. We ensure footage meets the resolution and codec requirements of your post-production pipeline with 4K/HDR finishing standard in Mexico City.

Productions in Mexico that need this often pair it with Virtual Reality Filming, Virtual Production, and AR Production for full coverage. Most projects also draw on Sound Recordist Teams and Sound & Audio.

On Set

Need Green Screen Services?

Tell us about your VFX requirements and we'll provide studio or location solutions.