How does Benny Production Guy record his YouTube Videos?

Seems like no one knows..

 

Lol you're in the wrong place mate, he actually it's compositing that makes benny video look cool and realistic not editing. Editing is the cutting and chopping of footages and rearranging them. Compositing is putting the subjects or object into a different environment and making them look as real as possible.
Most easy projects can be done with Adobe After Effects but bigger and complex projects are far easier to handle in Foundry Nukex, but for the case of benny I think its done in After Effects as there's this side pop-up videos which are mograph part. And AE handles mograph best. I think he use a green screen table and lightings to match that of the background that will be composited later which make the scene cohesive. But its basic compositing and visual effects. It can be learn easily from videocopilot, red gaint tv, corridor digital etc. The set can be designed in After Effects using a plugins such as element 3d or cineware.But this scene can also be designed on full fledged 3d software like Cinema 4D, Maya or Max, then composited back on ae or nukex. Its basic. I started as visual effects artists before I moved on to photography. CGP is better and more suited for discussing cg related material.
For creating background
https://youtu.be/6id2N5DC3vs
For fake side lighting
https://youtu.be/1FRe7mggoU8
For room
https://youtu.be/c9DKr6anAOQ

Green Screen Keying
https://youtu.be/QTh2CWXzOH4
https://youtu.be/qKZKowa9hrc

And if you're looking for more in-depth knowledge on Keying and compositing, you should leave after effects and go nukex.
Study Victor Perez's Keying courses on FXPHD and CMIVFX. Hes the best. He will start teaching from how our eye react to light during day and night differently and how to reproduce then for compositing uses. Thanks

 

And for after effects in-depth compositing and keying Mark Christiansen's courses on Lynda/linkedin would be the best option.

And no there's no one plugin that does all of it. Its hard work and brain. Understanding lighting and how it wraps around object, matching grains and depth of field, matching motion blur, tracking or matchmoving are some of the concepts to sell the shoot.

 

Thanks for your valuable feedback and for sharing your knowledge, it really helps to understand the basics and yeah you are right i should have written compositing instead of editing, which I'm gonna edit now

Hopefully more PROs will come and share their experience as well.
EDIT: Just noticed i cant edit the topic.

 

Lol I watched this tuts in my brightest days, and now I revisited them and found out that CMIVFX is down atm, and their founder died around on 2016-2017. But being grown up in 3d world, this 2d photoshop things seems easier lol, the harder one is actually shooting, post-production way more easier. Anyways so are you making your own YouTube channel like this Benny?

 

Not exactly but i wanna learn that thing, it looks super realistic and cool to watch.
btw im noob!
have basic PS knowhow

 

Damn, it looks so outdated. Feels like i'm watching something from 2010.

 

u sure?
can you create/make such video?

 

Oh Yeah, sure. I've been editing videos for some time. It's okay to like this kind of effects, but to me It looks outdated, like seeing the menu and icons of the Iphone 4s.

I prefer something like Johnny Harris and Vox do in their videos. It's something more classy, using animation and something more modern.

 

ohh.. well your level is offcourse higher than me.
btw can you teach me how to edit like that?
or those effects?