Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hang the green screen material on a wall. Set up your three-point lighting Match your lighting to your scenario. Position your actors or subjects during the lighting process. Avoid green clothing or jewelry.

Answer: Use tacks or pins to anchor the green screen material to the wall. Smooth out any wrinkles on the cloth or paper keeping the material taut when hanging it, pulling it as tight as possible. Make a distinct crease where the green screen meets the bottom of the wall, pinning down with tacks, too. If the green screen is not pulled tightly there will be shadows throughout the screen and the image you use in post production will be distorted. If you do not plan to record or photograph your subjects lower body, you will not need to let the green screen fall to the floor. . The best way to make sure your lighting is even, and make green screen filming easier down the road is to set up three-point lighting. To do that, have one light facing the subject, and then organize the other two lights so they form a triangle. This enables you to provide illumination from the sides, and reduces the amount of shadows your lights create! Your entire green screen should be one consistent shade of green. However, make sure you also match your foreground lighting to the background image you'll be adding to the frame in post production. This will help your green screened image look more natural. If your background image is on a bright beach, create a bright, even light setting. If your background image is set in a dark cave, try matching your foreground lighting to this environment by diffusing the light more. If you are using more than two lights, be sure to distribute the other lights equally apart as well, avoiding particularly bright spots or inconsistencies. Consider using an extra light source to light the subject of your project, setting the light source far away to maintain the consistent, even lighting. Whether you are recording video or photographing your subjects, ask them to stand in the center of the frame. Ask them to stay in this position during the lighting process and camera set up. Determine where your actors will be standing for the majority of the shoot, and ask them to stand in several different positions if they will be moving around a lot. Make sure your actors are aware of the space, and that they're careful to never move their body outside of the green screen. Have your actors stand 8 to 10 feet (2.4 to 3.0m) away from the screen, in order to avoid shadows. Make sure your actors aren't wearing anything green, since ths video editing software might try to replace that color as well. Additionally, avoid reflective jewelry or glasses, since they might cause issues in post production.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a ring. Choose surgical steel. Ask the advice of a professional piercer.

Answer: When you first get your piercing done, ask the piercer to use a ring instead of a barbell. Swelling will occur around the nipple piercing, which can make the barbell feel tight in the beginning. A ring is also easier to clean since you can rotate it through the piercing. After a couple months, you can switch to a barbell if you would like. Just wait until the piercing is completely done healing. It's very important to use sterile, surgical steel piercing jewelry when you first get the nipple piercing. This will help stave off infection and promote a quicker healing process. Your nipple is a very sensitive area and needs to be cared for properly. Jewelry made out of other materials may irritate your new piercing and may even lead to infection. Make sure that the person doing your nipple piercing is a professional, licensed piercer. This usually means that they have apprenticed under a master piercer and been given a certification of training completed. They will usually operate out of a tattoo or piercing shop. Ask your piercer for advice on what kind of jewelry to choose for your nipple piercing and be sure to follow all of their aftercare instructions.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use it as packing material. Put used paper in a compost bin. Shred used paper for pet cage liner. Make a fire starter. Line the drawers of your refrigerator. Clean with old paper.

Answer: Wrap breakable items you are packing away with used paper. Crumple up paper and use it to pack around fragile items. Used magazines and newspapers are great for packing material. Paper will decompose over time and would be a great addition to a compost bin. Tear up your used paper and mix it into your compost to reuse it in your garden. Many pet cages like bunnies and hamsters use liners underneath them. You can make your own pet cage liner from used paper by shredding the paper into fine strands. Use a paper shredder to shred all of your unused paper and recycle it to use in your pet's cage as needed. Paper is a great fire starter because it burns quickly, so you can use it in your fireplace or fire pit to get the logs burning. Crumple up 1 to 2 sheets of used paper and add them to your logs. Place a sheet of old newspaper on the bottom of the vegetable drawer in the refrigerator. The newspaper will help the veggies maintain the proper humidity and make cleaning up any drips easy by simply replacing the paper. Newspaper makes a great streak free wipe for windows. You can also shine stainless steel appliances by rubbing them with a sheet of dampened newspaper. Crumpled sheets of paper can also serve as a scrubbing pad to clean the surfaces of bathrooms or counters.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid using management-speak. Don't try to appear smarter than the geeks.

Answer:
Geeks hate management-speak and see it as superficial and dishonest. Managers shouldn't learn to speak tech, but they should drop the biz-buzzwords. A manager can say "We need to proactively impact our time-to-market" or simply use plain English and stick to "We gotta be on time with this project". The latter makes total sense to everyone involved. When managers don't know much about a technical question, they should simply admit it. Geeks respect them for that, but not for pretending to know. And they will catch itgeeks are smartthat's why you employed them after all! Even if you do know, don't lord this knowledge over everyone. Most geeks will be thinking the answer as quickly as you, there's no need to discuss the minutiae. The best thing you can do is to make it known that you are always available to answer questions or to clarify whatever you've just said. They'll take it from there and respect you all the more for it.