ARWall, Inc. (20240320918). ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AUGMENTED VIRTUAL FILM PRODUCTION simplified abstract
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AUGMENTED VIRTUAL FILM PRODUCTION
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Rene Amador of Studio City CA (US)
Jocelyn Hsu of Studio City CA (US)
Danny Vargas of Temecula CA (US)
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AUGMENTED VIRTUAL FILM PRODUCTION - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240320918 titled 'ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AUGMENTED VIRTUAL FILM PRODUCTION
The patent application describes a system that utilizes generative artificial intelligence to create three-dimensional computer-generated environments for virtual filmmaking, incorporating depth-of-field objects in the foreground, mid-ground, and background.
- The system enables virtual filmmaking to use the computer-generated environments as virtual backdrops.
- It generates establishing and other shots within the environments for use as interstitial film locations.
- The technology allows for the creation of realistic and immersive virtual worlds for filmmakers to utilize in their projects.
Potential Applications:
- Virtual reality filmmaking
- Video game development
- Architectural visualization
Problems Solved:
- Limited availability of physical filming locations
- Cost and time constraints in building elaborate sets
- Enhancing creativity and flexibility in filmmaking
Benefits:
- Cost-effective production
- Time-saving in set design and construction
- Enhanced visual storytelling capabilities
Commercial Applications: Virtual filmmaking technology can revolutionize the entertainment industry by providing filmmakers with a cost-effective and efficient way to create immersive virtual environments for their projects.
Questions about Virtual Filmmaking Technology: 1. How does virtual filmmaking technology impact traditional filmmaking processes? Virtual filmmaking technology streamlines production processes and offers filmmakers more creative freedom. 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing virtual filmmaking technology on a large scale? Implementing virtual filmmaking technology on a large scale may require significant initial investment in equipment and training.
Original Abstract Submitted
a system for using generative artificial intelligence to create three-dimensional computer-generated environments for use in virtual filmmaking, the environments incorporating depth-of-field objects in the foreground, mid-ground, and background to enable virtual filmmaking to use the environment as a virtual backdrop. the system further for generating establishing and other shots through and within the computer-generated environment for use as interstitial film locations at a location associated with, similar to, otherwise alike the generated virtual locations.
