首页|Researchers Submit Patent Application, 'Modification Of Objects In Film', for Ap proval (USPTO 20240087610)
Researchers Submit Patent Application, 'Modification Of Objects In Film', for Ap proval (USPTO 20240087610)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News-From Washington, D.C., NewsRx journali sts report that a patent application by the inventors DANISCHEVSKY, Sean (London, GB); HALL, Rob (London, GB); KIM, Hyeongwoo (London, GB); MANN, Scott (London, GB); SCULLION, Gary Myles (London, GB), filed on November 17, 2023, was made av ailable online on March 14, 2024. No assignee for this patent application has been made. News editors obtained the following quote from the background information suppli ed by the inventors: “ “Field of the Invention “The present invention relates to modifying objects or portions of objects withi n a film. The invention has particular, but not exclusive, relevance to visual d ubbing of foreign language feature films. “Description of the Related Technology “The production of live action feature films (filmmaking) is a time-consuming and expensive process, and typically requires the involvement of a large number of skilled professionals performing a large number of interdependent tasks subject to strict constraints on time and resources. A typical filmmaking process invol ves a production phase spread over multiple shoots, in which raw video footage i s captured (along with audio) for multiple takes of each scene of the film, typi cally by multiple cameras and potentially in various video formats. A post-produ ction phase then takes place, including an offline edit in which the raw footage is copied and compressed before selected portions are assembled by an editor and/or director to generate an offline edit. Sections of the raw video footage cor responding to the offline edit are then obtained, and visual effects (VFX) are a pplied where necessary whilst the audio is mixed, edited, and rerecorded if nece ssary. The resulting footage and audio are then subject to a finishing stage in which additional processes, such as colour grading, may be applied before the ma ster copy of the film is delivered.
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