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I've used Photokey 6 Pro with a degree of success on an event like that.
Camera was set to deliver JPEGs to a tethered laptop with the software automatically popping on a key'd background to each image.
With a little adjustment you can get a respectable result. I wouldn't want to trust it to a commercial job, (but then I wouldn't use a green background for a composite anyway), but the results were quick, clean and good.
Customer service was also good during my learning curve. Definitely needs a test drive or two before you use in anger... I think they do a demo version which puts a watermark over the result so you can test it properly.
I used a Lastolite 6x7 pop up background, lit with two softboxes so it was within 1/2 stop throughout. Subject was lit to equal light level. Ideally you'd have a backlight, but this is just a Bar Mitzvah so you'll be OK without methinks.
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