Connecting storyboard system to editorial system
AssigneesSony Pictures Technologies Inc., Sony Corporation
InventorYiotis Katsambas
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Abstract
Managing assets in a movie during production, including: storing new material in a file in a first folder in a data storage system; sending the new material to an editorial system; storing the new material in a file in a second folder in the data storage system; and creating an empty file in a third folder, wherein the empty file has the same name as the file for the new material in the first folder. Keywords include storyboard and editorial.
Claims20
A method of managing assets in a movie during production, comprising:
- storing new material in a file in a first folder of a data storage system;
- sending the new material to an editorial system;
- storing the new material in a file in a second folder of the data storage system;
- and
- creating an empty file in a third folder of the data storage system,
- wherein the empty file has the same name as the file for the new material in the first folder.
An asset management system, comprising:
- a data storage system configured into at least first, second, and third folders, the first folder configured to store new material in a file;
- a processor configured to:
- move the new material to a file in the second folder after the new material is sent to an editorial system;
- and create an empty file in the third folder,
- wherein the empty file has the same name as the file for the new material in the first folder.
A non-transitory storage medium storing a computer program to manage assets during production of a movie, the computer program comprising executable instructions that cause a computer to:
- store new material in a file in a first folder in a data storage system;
- send the new material to an editorial system;
- store the new material in a file in a second folder in the data storage system;
- and
- create an empty file in a third folder,
- wherein the empty file has the same name as the file for the new material in the first folder.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.