Chromakey backgrounds are widely used in still and video setups in which a background will be digitally added later. Manfrotto Chromakey collapsible backgrounds set up and collapse quickly, and are available in blue or green, or reversible blue-green, in 2 sizes.
Your choice of blue or green will depend on the predominant colors in your main scene.
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The extra dimension on this pop out green screen is a tremendous asset. They also thought to make the edges and handles green as well and that helps when keying out footage. It does take the wingspan of a NBA center to close it back up, but if you're crafty with your Olympic style wrestling, you'll have it back in the bag with little hassle. This thing is a real hulk amongst puny humans. Do it.
I bought this green screen in order to let me use virtual backgrounds in Zoom meetings during the Corona virus epidemic. It's perfect for that; people now see me talking to them from the surface of the moon (since I'm nearly as isolated as that), or the bridge on the Starship Enterprise, or the Brooklyn Promenade with its view of the Statue of Liberty, or the cherry blossom grove in full bloom at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. The potentially comic aspect of this product is that it requires a process of learning how to fold it back up to fit into its carrying case. The manufacturer doesn't seem to provide any instructions for doing that, and it's a bit tricky. Fortunately there are several videos on YouTube that illustrate the moves. For me it is still an awkward wrestling match, reminiscent of certain I Love Lucy or Carole Burnett episodes. But I will feel ever so cool when I finally learn to do it and make it look easy. Stay safe, everyone.