AI-based filmmaking tools for consumer use
AssigneeInterPositive, LLC
InventorBenjamin Geza Affleck-Boldt
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Abstract
A method delivers AI-based filmmaking tools by capturing scenes in various formats and applying processing techniques to affect visual outcomes. A system includes processors and memory to capture scenes, use distinctive film stocks, and apply film processing techniques for AI-based filmmaking tools. A non-transitory computer-readable medium has instructions for capturing scenes in different formats, using film stocks for distinctive looks, and applying processing techniques for AI-based filmmaking tools.
Claims20
A computer-implemented method for delivering artificial intelligence (AI)-based filmmaking tools to consumers, the method comprising:
- receiving a digital control image of a scene using standard digital video as a baseline for comparison;
- receiving a digital test image of the scene, the digital test image corresponding to one or more different analog film stocks having distinctive looks in respective film formats;
- comparing, via one or more processors, the digital control image of the scene to the digital test image of the scene to document visual effects;
- causing footage to be shot with the intention of processing it with specific techniques to affect a visual outcome of the footage;
- applying film processing techniques to determine an impact of the techniques on color and texture;
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- leveraging integration techniques for existing video large language models and simulation-driven learning environments by adjusting the existing video large language models and simulation-driven learning environments using the visual effects.
A computing system for delivering AI-based filmmaking tools to consumers, the system comprising:
- one or more processors;
- and
- one or more memories having stored thereon instructions that when executed by the one or more processors, cause the system to:
- receive a digital control image of a scene using standard digital video as a baseline for comparison;
- receive a digital test image of the scene, the digital test image corresponding to one or more different analog film stocks having distinctive looks in respective film formats;
- compare, via one or more processors, the digital control image of the scene to the digital test image of the scene to document visual effects;
- cause footage to be shot with the intention of processing it with specific techniques to affect a visual outcome of the footage;
- apply film processing techniques to determine an impact of the techniques on color and texture;
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- apply integration techniques for existing video large language models and simulation-driven learning environments by adjusting the existing video large language models and simulation-driven learning environments using the visual effects.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium having stored thereon instructions that when executed by one or more processors of a system, cause the system to perform a method for delivering AI-based filmmaking tools to consumers, the method comprising:
- receiving a digital control image of a scene using standard digital video as a baseline for comparison;
- receiving a digital test image of the scene, the digital test image corresponding to one or more different analog film stocks having distinctive looks in respective film formats;
- compare, via one or more processors, the digital control image of the scene to the digital test image of the scene to document visual effects;
- causing footage to be shot with the intention of processing it with specific techniques to affect a visual outcome of the footage;
- applying film processing techniques to determine an impact of the techniques on color and texture;
- and
- leveraging integration techniques for existing video large language models and simulation-driven learning environments by adjusting the existing video large language models and simulation-driven learning environments using the visual effects.
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