# Green Screen with 360 Background

To follow along with this Example, you can download these 360 video files and use them for your background.&#x20;

[Download ProRes (70Gb)](https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/vklhr75qv9ydjt8m75uv2/h?rlkey=hjh7qr1obj95wjyy8u2eswwae\&dl=0)

[Download H264 (816Mb)](https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/gzcneqrlixobbe4gptzxm/h?rlkey=vk90pz461capnatrh7hyiy840\&dl=0)\


[Set up your project](../getting-started/the-basics/project-settings) with the right frame rate and resolution.&#x20;

Once you enter the project.

Choose "Live Setup" and then choose Green Screen with Background from the dropdown menu which will open the Create Live Composition window.

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Foreground Camera - Choose the Live Capture source from the capture card that you have already set up in your [Video IO settings](../getting-started/introduction/settings/video-io-settings). I'm using my Mac's built-in webcam for this example, but normally I'd be using the camera signal coming into my Blackmagic Decklink 8k.&#x20;

Background - Click on Browse and choose a 360 Video.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Make sure that Equirectangular is "On" if using a 360 video or image.
{% endhint %}

If you have already set up a Camera Profile and Camera Tracker, go ahead and choose those now as it will save you some time. Otherwise, continue and you can create a camera profile and set up camera tracking later.&#x20;





