Backdrops and green screens
Chroma green and blue screens plus plain and patterned studio backdrops, for keyed video and stills where even light matters more than the cloth.
How to choose a green screen or backdrop
Material. Muslin is cheap, packs small and creases — it needs steaming or a lot of light to hide wrinkles. Polyester and non-woven hold colour more evenly. Vinyl and paper give the flattest surface but do not fold.
Size against your framing. Measure the widest shot you will actually use, then add a metre each side. A backdrop that just fills a headshot will not survive a standing two-shot.
Distance and lighting. Keep the subject at least 1.5 m off the screen or green spill lands on hair and shoulders. Light the screen separately from the subject and aim for even coverage across it — two lights at 45° is the standard.
Support. Backdrops need a stand system or a wall mount; those are in stands and grip.
This shelf launches India-first: green screen runs 90,500 searches a month in India against 74,000 in the US. All 94 records are Godox and none carry a published price yet, so the collection is enquire-only — send your size, material and city and we will come back with price and lead time.