US20260133678
2026-05-14
Physics
G06F3/0484
A media generation system is designed to enable users to create interactive content by combining solo actor performances with AI-generated characters. This system is particularly focused on video media, providing tools for users to produce, edit, and distribute their own content. The system leverages advancements in technology to make media creation accessible to a wider audience, allowing individuals to participate in storytelling and media production.
The rise of User Generated Content (UGC) has been fueled by the accessibility of affordable media tools, yet much of this content lacks professional quality. Existing platforms allow users to interact with avatars and create simple animations, but they do not facilitate collaborative content creation within social networks. The proposed system addresses this gap by enabling users to appear together in scenes and create nonlinear narratives, enhancing the interactivity and engagement of media.
The system supports a variety of media types, including audio, video, and 3D animations. Users can compile multiple scenes into larger productions or create series of scenes with a single actor. The system emphasizes co-creative entertainment, encouraging users to actively participate in content creation rather than passively consuming media. Users can select scripts, scenes, and characters, and the system provides a director tool to guide them in performing their roles, including instructions on emotions, dialogue, and lighting.
The system uses a marked-up script format, such as SPML, to organize and deliver content. Scripts are processed and delivered to user devices via various protocols, and users can write or input their own scripts. A recording tool captures user performances, which are then combined using a "zipper" technology to create sceneplays. These sceneplays can be rendered as media files for playback or streamed to user devices. A virtual studio allows users to share and distribute their creations, with options for monetization through product placement.
The media generation system operates as a web-based platform, utilizing computing devices connected via a network. It includes a media generator unit with components like a web server, script authoring tool, director, recorder, zipper, and studio. Users interact with the system through web pages or applications, enabling them to input and receive data. The system supports privacy settings for user-generated content, allowing creators to control the distribution and use of their media. Notifications inform users of new content, fostering collaboration and content sharing within the community.