A Green Screen Challenge!!!

[armisiano]

I'd like to propose an After Effects Green Screen Challange.
Long story short I'm having a heck of a time creating a satisfying result with a shot of mine that requires keylighting out the backdrop (I know the source material isn't the best to work with, trust me, I'm fully aware). So I'm posting two images below. A screen grab of the foreground, and a screen grab of the background.

Using After Effects, try to create the best looking result you can, and post it here. Don't worry about explaining the process, we'll get to that later. Thanks!!! Now go kick some AE butt!!!

Foreground:

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http://hphotos-snc6.fbcdn.net/172830..._5110713_o.jpg


Background:

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http://hphotos-snc6.fbcdn.net/175431..._7650570_o.jpg

[arniepix]

Three little words...

Blondes on Blue...

[Kevin Lee]

Yep the hair is difficult to work with on green!!

[xenogears]

I love the test!

[armisiano]

Three little words...

Blondes on Blue...

Yeah, I realized this a couple months later when it was time to edit. Hey, learn as you go I suppose.

[armisiano]

I love the test!

It's a bit on the blurry side, by may have potential. Did you use the full res (1920x1080) images, or just the smaller ones?

[armisiano]

I'd still love to see what more people can do with this.

[xenogears]

It's a bit on the blurry side, by may have potential. Did you use the full res (1920x1080) images, or just the smaller ones?

I use the Full resolution images, but just 5 mins of time ;)

Cheers

[handsome pete]

Some decent results so far, but the question is how will any of these hold up to motion.

[xenogears]

Some decent results so far, but the question is how will any of these hold up to motion.

True.