but since I don't know what the technique is called, I can't search for it.
Common practice these days, but still difficult to describe. Have you seen these promos for major films over the last year or so? The text (a credit for an actor) over an image is sometimes partially hidden behind the image. It feels very green-screenish, but it's so common I'm assuming it's something we all can do.
In fact, if you look at (http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/vegaspro), "The Conspiracy Report" seems to mimick this.
How do they do that?
Common practice these days, but still difficult to describe. Have you seen these promos for major films over the last year or so? The text (a credit for an actor) over an image is sometimes partially hidden behind the image. It feels very green-screenish, but it's so common I'm assuming it's something we all can do.
In fact, if you look at (http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/vegaspro), "The Conspiracy Report" seems to mimick this.
How do they do that?