# Green Screen Animation Card Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/green-screen-animation-card Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example · version 2 Provide a full\-body portrait and motion description to create a green\-screen 2D video card of the pictured subject\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/225b7e982a9e7b362ded49648df11bced7f38ab77fc3ac79a5e1821c34172e21.png ## Explore a Character Motion Card The saved example uses a full\-body portrait and the motion description “he stops walking and gives the peace sign,” producing a connected 2D Video Card output\. It demonstrates the recipe’s saved input\-to\-output example rather than a live run\. ## Default inputs ### Full\-Body Portrait Type: image [Full\-Body Portrait]() ### Motion Description Type: text he stops walking and gives the peace sign ## Saved outputs ### 2D Video Card Type: video [2D Video Card]() ## Ways to use this recipe Create focused character motion examples for gaming, illustration, and concept\-development workflows\. ### Game character action previews Use a full\-body character portrait and a specific motion description to present an action as a green\-screen 2D video card\. ### Character concept motion studies Turn a character concept image into a short\-form motion example that helps communicate how the subject behaves or moves\. ### Animation card references Describe a distinct action and generate a video card that can serve as a visual reference for character animation planning\. ### Green\-screen compositing preparation Create a green\-screen video of the pictured subject for workflows that need the character separated from its background during later presentation or editing\. ### Illustration portfolio presentations Show an illustrated character in motion by pairing the artwork with a concise description of the action to present\. ### Motion prompt exploration Change the motion description in Fuser while keeping the full\-body portrait as the subject reference, allowing you to explore different character actions\. ## Frequently asked questions ### Who is this green\-screen animation card recipe for? It is suited to game developers, illustrators, and character or concept artists who want to turn a full\-body subject image into a motion\-focused video card\. The result can help communicate character actions in creative development and presentation workflows\. ### What inputs do I need to prepare? You need a full\-body portrait image and a motion description\. The description should state the action you want the pictured subject to perform, such as “he stops walking and gives the peace sign\.” ### What does the recipe output? The recipe outputs a 2D Video Card featuring the subject from the full\-body portrait in a green\-screen video\. The saved example demonstrates the subject performing the action described by its saved motion text\. ### Can I change the character image or action? Yes\. The Full\-Body Portrait and Motion Description are exposed inputs that you can change in Fuser\. Use a different full\-body image or rewrite the motion description to define another subject or action\. ### What does the saved example show? The saved example connects a full\-body portrait and the motion description “he stops walking and gives the peace sign” to the recipe’s 2D Video Card output\. It documents the saved default example; a new run uses the inputs you provide\. ### Where can I use the resulting video card? The green\-screen 2D video card can support character animation references, game\-development presentations, concept\-art reviews, and illustration portfolios\. It is especially relevant when showing a subject performing a clearly described action\. ### What should I keep in mind when preparing the motion description? The motion input is text, so describe one clear action for the subject to perform\. The recipe’s defined inputs are limited to a full\-body portrait and motion description, and its saved output is a 2D video card rather than a character sheet or still image\. ## Create a Character Motion Card Bring a full\-body portrait and a clear action description to Fuser to make a green\-screen 2D video card\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)