Systems and methods to reconfigure a scene based on timing and scene content
AssigneeMindshow Inc.
InventorsGil Baron, William Stuart Farquhar, John Henry Kanikula Peters
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Abstract
Systems and methods to reconfigure a scene based on timing and scene content are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: obtain scene information defines a scene in which an event transpires; analyze the scene information that defines the event to identify effectual content and ineffectual content related to the event within the unedited event duration; and generate, based on the scene information and the analysis, a draft scene that includes an edited event comprising the effectual content from an edited event beginning to an edited event end in accordance with the prospective event duration.
Claims20
A system configured to reconfigure a scene based on timing and scene content, the system comprising:
- one or more processors configured by machine-readable instructions to:
- obtain scene information that defines scenes, wherein the scene information includes entity information that defines at least (i) motion and/or sound for individual entities, (ii) a virtual visual appearance of the individual entities, and (iii) a style of movement of the individual entities in individual ones of the scenes within individual virtual reality settings, wherein the individual virtual reality settings depict a virtual environment that includes a topography, nature elements, and/or interior elements, wherein one or more events transpire during the individual scenes,
- wherein the scenes include a first scene in which a first event transpires, wherein the first scene includes performances of the entities within a first virtual reality setting over a scene duration from a scene beginning to a scene end, wherein the first event has a prospective event duration, wherein the first event has an unedited event duration from an event beginning to an event end, wherein the prospective event duration is a prospective duration of the first event within the first scene;
- analyze the scene information that defines the first event to identify effectual content and ineffectual content related to the first event within the unedited event duration;
- and
- generate, based on the scene information and the analysis, a first draft scene that includes an edited event comprising the effectual content from an edited event beginning to an edited event end in accordance with the prospective event duration.
A method to reconfigure a scene based on timing and scene content, the method comprising:
- obtaining scene information that defines scenes, wherein the scene information includes entity information that defines at least (i) motion and/or sound for individual entities, (ii) a virtual visual appearance of the individual entities, and (iii) a style of movement of the individual entities in individual ones of the scenes within individual virtual reality settings, wherein the individual virtual reality settings depict a virtual environment that includes a topography, nature elements, and/or interior elements, wherein one or more events transpire during the individual scenes,
- wherein the scenes include a first scene in which a first event transpires, wherein the first scene includes performances of entities within a first virtual reality setting over a scene duration from a scene beginning to a scene end, wherein the first event has a prospective event duration, wherein the first event has an unedited event duration from an event beginning to an event end, wherein the prospective event duration is a prospective duration of the first event within the first scene;
- analyzing the scene information that defines the first event to identify effectual content and ineffectual content related to the first event within the unedited event duration;
- and
- generating, based on the scene information and the analysis, a first draft scene that includes an edited event comprising the effectual content from an edited event beginning to an edited event end in accordance with the prospective event duration.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.