Distributed command execution in a multi-location studio environment

The content production management system synchronizes command execution across distributed studios, addressing delays and costs by enabling real-time content integration and adjustment during filming.

JP7864880B2Active Publication Date: 2026-05-25NANTSTUDIOS LLC +1
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
NANTSTUDIOS LLC
Filing Date
2025-02-18
Publication Date
2026-05-25

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Film studios face delays and additional costs due to the inability to view the final composition of content until post-production, especially when using green or blue screen technologies, and LED wall technologies only partially address this issue.

Method used

A content production management system with a command interface module and queue management module that enables synchronous command execution across distributed studio environments, allowing real-time coordination and synchronization of content production entities despite latency, using a command queue to ensure timely and synchronized execution of commands.

Benefits of technology

Facilitates real-time integration and synchronization of content from multiple studios, reducing the need for post-production work and minimizing delays and costs by allowing directors to make adjustments during shooting.

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Abstract

To provide a content production management system and management method in a distributed studio environment, configured to facilitate remote command and control via distributed, synchronized command queues.SOLUTION: A content production management system 102 within a distributed studio environment 100 includes: a command interface module configured to render a user interface for a set of cameras or control devices associated with a set of content production volumes within the distributed studio environment; and a command queue management module configured, upon execution of software instructions, to receive, from the command interface module, a command targeting a target camera or control device, according to a synchronized execution time assigned to the command, enqueue the command into a command queue associated with the target camera or control device, and enable the camera or control device to execute the command from the command queue according to the synchronized execution time.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1
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