greenscreen
nounUK /ˈɡriːn.skriːn/
US /ˈɡriːn.skriːn/
A bright green cloth or wall that lets you put a different picture behind someone on TV or video.
The weather reporter stands in front of a greenscreen so the map can appear behind her.
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2. The technique of replacing a green background with another image in film and video.
The movie used greenscreen to make the actors look like they were on a spaceship.
3. A green-colored computer display or terminal screen.
Old computers often had a greenscreen that showed only green text.
4. A screen made of green material used in photography to add backgrounds later.
The photographer set up a greenscreen for the class photo.