Distributed command execution in multi-location studio environments

A device coordination method for executing, by a first device and a second device, commands in command queues according to synchronized execution times, the device coordination method comprising:

• storing, in a first non-transitory computer readable memory, a first command queue for a first device;
• storing, in a second non-transitory computer readable memory, a second command queue for a second device;
• enqueuing a first command in the first command queue according to a synchronized execution time of the first command;
• enqueuing a second command in the second command queue according to a synchronized execution time of the second command and according to triggering criteria depending on the first command;
• causing the first device to execute the first command in the first command queue according to the synchronized execution time of the first command;
• and
• causing the second device to execute the second command in the second command queue according to the synchronized execution time of the second command upon the first command satisfying triggering criteria.

A non-transitory computer readable medium storing computer readable instructions, which when executed by processor hardware, causes a device coordination system including the processor hardware to:

• store a first command queue for a first device;
• store a second command queue for a second device;
• enqueue a first command in the first command queue according to a synchronized execution time of the first command;
• enqueue a second command in the second command queue according to a synchronized execution time of the second command and according to triggering criteria depending on the first command;
• cause the first device to execute the first command in the first command queue according to the synchronized execution time of the first command;
• and
• cause the second device to execute the second command in the second command queue according to the synchronized execution time of the second command upon the first command satisfying triggering criteria.