Remote pre-visualization system and pre-visualization method using virtual production virtual camera and lighting

Abstract

The present invention relates to a remote pre-visualization system using a virtual production virtual camera and lighting and, more specifically, to a remote pre-visualization system using a virtual production virtual camera and lighting, which is constructed to check the effect of camera moving shots in advance before filming an LED wall-based driving video in a field studio and provide a more creative and efficient work environment during actual filming.

Description

Remote pre-visualization system and pre-visualization method utilizing virtual cameras and lighting for virtual production.

[0001] The present invention relates to a remote pre-visualization system and method utilizing a virtual production camera and lighting. More specifically, it relates to a remote pre-visualization system and method utilizing a virtual production camera and lighting constructed to check the effects of a camera moving shot in advance before shooting LED wall-based driving video in a studio, and to provide a more creative and efficient work environment during actual shooting.

[0002] Generally, to film scenes such as car chases in dramas or movies, cameras are installed inside the vehicle to capture the surroundings; however, due to the limited space inside the vehicle, the camera's movement and lighting positions are restricted, making it difficult to create creative shots.

[0003] Therefore, a vehicle is set up on a set and a green chroma mat is installed around it to make the background and the interior of the vehicle recognizable separately through color contrast effects, and then a chroma technique is used to apply CG to the video filmed on the set through post-production.

[0004] However, while this chroma technique has the advantage of creating creative, three-dimensional images from various angles during camera shooting, it has the problem of increasing the overall budget required by adding CG during post-production, and particularly extending the production period depending on the workload.

[0005] Therefore, recently, in order to solve the aforementioned problems, films such as the domestic "Train to Busan" or the overseas "Oblivion",

[0006] A filming method has been developed in which a large-screen LED wall, large enough to extend beyond the camera's field of view, is installed inside a set (studio), and a train or vehicle is positioned in front of the LED wall. By playing a background image of a specific location in high definition through the LED wall, the method creates the effect that the vehicle or train equipped in the set is moving through the actual background image.

[0007] However, this method requires having a large-screen source (hereinafter referred to as the background image) that is played through the LED wall of the set (studio) secured in advance, and

[0008] In particular, as the camera equipped in the set (hereinafter referred to as the studio) must simultaneously film vehicles and the like along with the background image played through the LED wall, the space where the camera is placed and the viewing direction must be considered. Furthermore, since driving footage that resembles driving on a road must be filmed in a state where the real and virtual are mixed, there were often cases where unexpected results occurred or the footage differed from what the director had envisioned, leading to reshoots and delays.

[0009] Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a system and method that can verify the effect of a camera moving shot in advance before shooting an LED wall-based driving video, and provide a more creative and efficient shooting and work environment during actual shooting.

[0010] Accordingly, to solve the above-mentioned problem, the present invention is equipped with a service server capable of generating a virtual studio with mesh conversion based on LiDAR scanning of a studio at the site equipped with an LED wall to determine its size, while also modeling cameras, lighting, and vehicles used at the shooting site to create a database for selective use in the virtual studio, and creating a database for a large-screen background image playable through the LED wall at the studio at the site to play through the LED wall at the virtual studio.

[0011] The system comprises a user terminal configured to connect to the service server to place a camera, lighting, and a vehicle in a virtual studio, set their position values ​​and settings, and set a background image to be played through an LED wall provided in the virtual studio, while also enabling the user to view a video of a vehicle driving as the camera viewpoint changes based on the background image played through the LED wall provided in the virtual studio when the service server plays the background image.

[0012] It supports the user terminal to pre-record various driving videos in a virtual studio via a service server, and based on this, to stably and quickly record driving videos in an on-site studio equipped with an LED wall.

[0013] In addition, the service server of the present invention generates a webpage to enable stable internet access based on W3C and HTML web standards, and is configured to display a virtual studio equipped with an LED wall on said webpage, thereby allowing the user to take pre-shots without the need to install a separate program and without being restricted by location or time.

[0014] In addition, the service server of the present invention provides a service that enables simultaneous viewing of driving footage being filmed in advance through a virtual studio provided on a webpage with the connected production company, staff, or actors.

[0015] Furthermore, the present invention supports the ability for a user or account manager to grant priority to any one of the connected production company, staff, or actor when multiple users access a service server to view driving footage being filmed in advance, and enables the production company, staff, or actor granted priority to reshoot or correct various driving footage by adjusting the position of a camera or lighting located in a virtual studio or by resetting the settings of the camera or lighting.

[0016] The service server of the present invention displays a web page operated by the service server to the user terminal when the user terminal connects to the service server via the internet, and includes a connection unit that receives ID and password information from the user terminal in the connection window of the web page and verifies whether the user is a legitimate user;

[0017] A project creation unit that forms a project window on the above webpage and displays a virtual studio equipped with an LED wall and ceiling panels on a stage through the project window, and

[0018] A DCSS placement unit that supports placing cameras, lighting, and vehicles in a virtual studio created through the above project creation unit, and selecting a background image to be played through an LED wall, and

[0019] A DCSS setting unit that supports setting position values ​​or setting values ​​for the lighting, camera, and vehicle placed through the above DCSS placement unit, and enabling viewing of the virtual studio appearance that has changed accordingly;

[0020] A play unit that, after placement and setting are completed through the above-mentioned DCSS placement unit and DCSS setting unit, switches the screen to a camera viewpoint when playing a background image through an LED wall equipped in a virtual studio, captures a driving video with the LED wall as the background using a camera placed in the studio, and supports viewing the video.

[0021] It includes a correction unit that supports screen correction by changing the angle or characteristic value of a camera placed in a virtual studio when viewing a driving video captured through the above-mentioned playback unit.

[0022] In addition, the correction unit of the present invention is configured to adjust the brightness of a ceiling panel provided on the upper part of an LED wall, or to move the ceiling panel up and down to display a background image above a moving vehicle synchronized with a background image.

[0023] In addition, the present invention comprises a connection step in which, when a user terminal connects to a service server, a webpage is opened and an ID and password are entered into the connection window of the webpage to verify whether the user is a legitimate user, and

[0024] A project creation step in which, upon confirmation that the accessed user is a legitimate user, a virtual studio including an LED wall and ceiling panels is displayed on a webpage, and permission to use the virtual studio is granted;

[0025] A placement step in which cameras, lighting, and vehicles are positioned in a virtual studio based on data stored in a database on a service server, and a background image to be played through an LED wall is selected accordingly;

[0026] A setup stage that enables shooting by adjusting the positions and settings of cameras, lighting, and vehicles placed in a virtual studio, while viewing the appearance of the virtual studio changed accordingly;

[0027] A shooting and playback stage in which, when an LED wall equipped in a virtual studio plays a background image, the screen switches to a camera viewpoint placed in the virtual studio to film a video of driving with the LED wall as the background, and the video is viewed;

[0028] It is a pre-visualization method that includes a calibration and monitoring step of adjusting the position or settings of a camera shooting in a virtual studio and monitoring the video.

[0029] In addition, the present invention terminates if there are no specific modifications after completing correction and monitoring, and if there are multiple users connected to the service server, collaborates by communicating the captured driving video with the multiple connected users via voice or text, or

[0030] Alternatively, it is a pre-visualization method that further includes a step in which a user or administrator grants priority to one of multiple users, and the granted user reshoots while changing the position values ​​or settings of a camera or lighting placed in a virtual studio.

[0031] Therefore, the present invention enables more stable and rapid video shooting in the on-site studio by completing various camera tests in a virtual studio in advance, based on a background image played through an LED wall installed inside the studio, before shooting a driving video.

[0032] In addition, the present invention enables multiple users to access the web anytime and anywhere and pre-shoot regardless of location, and in particular, allows for more creative and efficient pre-shooting of various videos while communicating with multiple connected users (e.g., director, staff, production company, actors, etc.).

[0033] FIG. 1 is a diagram briefly showing the overall configuration of a system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0034] FIG. 2 is a block diagram briefly showing the configuration of a service server in a system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0035] FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the system operation process according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0036] FIGS. 4 to 9 are drawings that briefly show, as an example, the system screen configuration of the present invention.

[0037] The best mode for implementing the present invention is a service server configured to determine the size of a studio at the site equipped with an LED wall by LiDAR scanning and generate a mesh-transformed virtual studio based thereon, while also modeling cameras, lighting, and vehicles used at the shooting site to create a database for selective use in the virtual studio, and creating a database for a large-screen background image playable through an LED wall at the site studio to play through an LED wall at the virtual studio.

[0038] The system comprises a user terminal configured to connect to the service server to place a camera, lighting, and a vehicle in a virtual studio, set their position values ​​and settings, and set a background image to be played through an LED wall provided in the virtual studio, while also enabling the user to view a video of a vehicle driving as the camera viewpoint changes based on the background image played through the LED wall provided in the virtual studio.

[0039] It supports the user terminal to pre-record various driving videos in a virtual studio via a service server, and based on this, to stably and quickly record driving videos in an on-site studio equipped with an LED wall.

[0040] In addition, the present invention comprises a connection step in which, when a user terminal connects to a service server, a webpage is opened and an ID and password are entered into the connection window of the webpage to verify whether the user is a legitimate user, and

[0041] A project creation step in which, upon confirmation that the accessed user is a legitimate user, a virtual studio including an LED wall and ceiling panels is displayed on a webpage, and permission to use the virtual studio is granted;

[0042] A placement step in which cameras, lighting, and vehicles are positioned in a virtual studio based on data stored in a database on a service server, and a background image to be played through an LED wall is selected accordingly;

[0043] A setup stage that enables shooting by adjusting the positions and settings of cameras, lighting, and vehicles placed in a virtual studio, while viewing the appearance of the virtual studio changed accordingly;

[0044] A shooting and playback stage in which, when an LED wall equipped in a virtual studio plays a background image, the screen switches to a camera viewpoint placed in the virtual studio to film a video of driving with the LED wall as the background, and the video is viewed;

[0045] It is a pre-visualization method that includes a calibration and monitoring step of adjusting the position or settings of a camera shooting in a virtual studio and monitoring the video.

[0046] First, the terms used in the specification and claims of the present invention should not be interpreted as being limited to their dictionary meanings, and should be interpreted in a meaning and concept consistent with the technical spirit of the present invention, based on the principle that the inventor can appropriately define the concept of the terms to best describe their invention.

[0047] Therefore, the embodiments described in this specification and the configurations illustrated in the drawings are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention and do not represent all of the technical ideas of the present invention; thus, it should be understood that various equivalents and modifications that can replace them may exist at the time of filing.

[0048] Hereinafter, specific details for implementing the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

[0049] Figure 1 briefly shows the overall configuration of a system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0050] To explain with reference to this, a remote pre-visualization system utilizing a virtual production virtual camera and lighting according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a service server (10) configured to be accessible via the Internet and one or more user terminals (1) capable of accessing the service server (10).

[0051] Here, the service server (10) databases relevant data so that it can determine the size of the studio at the site equipped with an LED wall by scanning it with a LiDAR and create a virtual studio that has been converted into a mesh based on this, and in particular, after shooting various driving videos in the virtual studio, it is intended to quickly and effectively shoot driving videos in the studio at the site equipped with an LED wall based on this.

[0052] At this time, the virtual studio includes the same operating space, stage, lobby, and LED wall as the studio on site, and in particular, when the basic 180-degree viewing is performed on the monitor after connecting the user terminal, the stage and LED wall are displayed so that they can be viewed in their entirety from the operating space.

[0053] In addition, the service server (10) is equipped to model the camera, lighting accessories, and vehicles used at the shooting site so that they can be selectively used in a virtual studio, and in particular, it is equipped to database large screen background images that can be played through an LED wall equipped in the studio at the site so that the background images can also be played on an LED wall equipped in the virtual studio.

[0054] In addition, the service server (10) operates a web page that enables cross-browsing so that stable web access is possible based on W3C and HTML web standards, and in particular, on the said web page, a virtual studio is displayed through Unreal Engine based on database data so that it can be viewed.

[0055] The user terminal (1) is an internet-connected PC or laptop used by a cinematographer, staff, actor, or production company, and is a terminal that can check a virtual studio through the webpage after logging in to the webpage operating through the service server (10).

[0056] At this time, the user terminal (1) is configured to place a camera, lighting, and a vehicle in a virtual studio, and not only set the settings / position values ​​of the placed camera, lighting, and vehicle, but also select a background image to be played through an LED wall provided in the virtual studio. In addition, the user terminal (1) is configured to view a driving video captured by a camera with the background image when the background image is played through the LED wall.

[0057] In addition, the user terminal (1) may be provided in multiple units according to the embodiment and may be connected to a service server. In accordance with the embodiment, it may be connected to the Web or communicate with multiple users via voice, video, or text using a separate communication terminal. It may also be possible to collaborate with multiple users to take more effective shots, or to exchange priority to have other users take turns shooting in a virtual studio or adjust settings / correction values ​​such as camera lighting.

[0058] For reference, the on-site studio is equipped with a stage of the same or similar scale to the virtual studio, allowing a vehicle for filming driving videos to enter and exit. Additionally, a large, curved LED wall is provided around the vehicle to display a background image, enabling the filming of driving videos based on the background image displayed on the LED wall.

[0059] At this time, the background image is formed by a camera rig installed in an open car to prevent vibration, in which five cameras are positioned at a certain angle centered on a circular or octagonal flat plate to form a field of view of 180 degrees or more, and the surroundings are captured in sync as the vehicle moves and then stitched together to form a high-definition large screen. According to an embodiment, the camera rig may further include a ceiling camera to further include an upper background image displayed through a ceiling panel.

[0060] In addition, the ceiling of the on-site studio may be equipped with a ceiling panel capable of moving in the forward, backward, left, and right directions, as well as moving up and down. The ceiling panel is an LED panel capable of displaying an upper background image of a moving vehicle (e.g., sky, tunnel ceiling, parking lot ceiling, etc.) synchronized with a background image, and, depending on the embodiment, is capable of adjusting brightness to represent day or night.

[0061] FIG. 2 is a block diagram briefly showing the configuration of a service server in a system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0062] To explain with reference to this, the service server (10) of the present invention includes a connection unit (11), a project creation unit (12), a DCSS (Driving Comp Stage System) placement unit (13), a DCSS setting unit (14), a play unit (15), and a correction unit (16), and further includes a collaboration unit (17) according to an embodiment.

[0063] Here, the connection unit (11) displays a web page operated by the service server (10) on the screen of the user terminal (1) when the user terminal (1) connects to the internet (e.g., IP connection) the service server (10), and verifies whether the user terminal (1) is a legitimate user by receiving an ID and password through the connection window of the web page.

[0064] The project creation unit (12) forms a project window on a webpage and displays a virtual studio including an LED wall, a ceiling panel, and a studio through the project window so that it can be viewed. In this case, depending on the embodiment, the project creation unit may be provided to load or save a project in which a camera and lighting, etc., were previously placed in the virtual studio and a video was previously filmed.

[0065] In addition, the project window is equipped with a basic 180-degree viewing screen that allows the stage and LED wall to be viewed in their entirety from the operating space, and can be freely rotated up, down, left, and right according to the control of an input device (e.g., mouse, keyboard) to view the operating space where the director and staff are located, or the lobby ceiling.

[0066] The DCSS placement unit (13) places cameras and lights in a virtual studio based on database data, and allows for selective positioning of a background image to be played through an LED wall provided in the virtual studio and a vehicle to be used to film a driving video based on the background image.

[0067] The DCSS setting unit (14) supports setting / adjusting the setting values / position values ​​of the camera and lighting, etc., placed through the DCSS placement unit (13), and also supports viewing the appearance of the virtual studio that has changed according to the set setting values / position values.

[0068] The play unit (15) plays a large screen background image through an LED wall equipped in a virtual studio, while the screen switches to a camera viewpoint and films a driving video with the LED wall as the background using a camera placed in the studio.

[0069] At this time, the play unit (15) is equipped to view the virtual studio image being filmed along with the image captured through the camera, and, depending on the embodiment, to view only the image captured through the camera in enlarged view while switching modes.

[0070] The correction unit (16) is configured to adjust the focus or distance while shooting with a camera in a virtual studio, and to change the characteristic values ​​of the camera to enlarge the shot or correct it, and according to the embodiment, it is configured to adjust the height of the ceiling panel to match the driving video or to adjust the brightness of the ceiling panel to match day and night.

[0071] The collaboration unit (17) enables multiple users to simultaneously view camera footage currently being filmed through a virtual studio with production companies or staff when multiple users access the web page of the service server, and, depending on the embodiment, may be provided to enable communication between connected users via voice or text. At this time, the collaboration unit may be provided to enable voice, text, and video calls using a WebRTC or VoiceIP module, and may be provided to enable communication via a separate communication terminal depending on the embodiment.

[0072] In addition, the collaboration unit (17) may grant priority to one of the multiple users, which is held by a user or manager according to the embodiment, and the user who is granted priority can effectively film various driving videos while communicating by adjusting the position of the camera or lighting or correcting the characteristic value of the set camera.

[0073] FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the operation process of a remote pre-visualization system utilizing a virtual production virtual camera and lighting according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 to 9 are drawings briefly showing, for example, a webpage and a virtual studio of the system of the present invention.

[0074] To explain with reference to this, the present invention includes a connection step (S110), a project creation step (S120), a placement step (S130), a setting step (S140), a shooting and playback step (S150), and a correction and monitoring step (S160), and may further include a collaboration step (S170) according to an embodiment.

[0075] Here, the connection step (S110) is that when the user terminal (1) connects to the service server (10), a web page is opened and an ID and password are entered into the connection window of the web page to verify whether the user is a legitimate user.

[0076] The project creation step (S120) involves displaying a virtual studio containing an LED wall (21) and a ceiling panel (22) on a webpage when it is confirmed that the connected user is a legitimate user, and granting permission to use the virtual studio.

[0077] That is, referring to FIG. 4, after logging in, a webpage (30) is equipped with a plurality of menu buttons (32) and a play button (33), and a project window (31) is displayed. At this time, the project window (31) displays a 180-degree basic screen that allows for a full view of the stage (20) and the LED wall (21), and as the diagonal line moves according to the control of the mouse or keyboard, the operating space, lobby, or ceiling where the director and staff are located can be checked accordingly.

[0078] The placement step (S130) is a step of arranging cameras, lighting, and vehicles in a virtual studio so that they can be positioned respectively based on data stored in the database of the service server (10), and selecting a background image to be played through the LED wall accordingly.

[0079] That is, referring to FIG. 5, a plurality of menu buttons (32) are provided at the top of a project window (31) that displays a virtual studio, and when a vehicle button (32c) among the plurality of menu buttons (32) is selected, a side window (34) is displayed on the left side of the project window (31), and one of the plurality of vehicle icons provided in the side window can be selected.

[0080] At this time, if you select one of the multiple vehicle icons displayed on the side window (34) with a mouse and drag it to a virtual studio, the vehicle is placed on a stage (20) equipped with an LED wall (21).

[0081] For reference, the backgrounds of the camera (23), lighting (24), and LED wall (21) are also selected and arranged in the same way.

[0082] The setting step (S140) enables shooting by adjusting the positions of the camera (23), lighting (24), and vehicle (25) placed in the virtual studio, while also enabling viewing the appearance of the virtual studio that has changed accordingly.

[0083] That is, as illustrated in FIG. 5, when the camera (23), lighting (24), and vehicle (25) displayed on the side window (34) at one end of the project window (31) are each placed on the stage (20), a setting window (35) is displayed on the right end of the project window (31), and through the setting window (35), the position values ​​(Position, Rotation, Scale) are set / adjusted, while the setting values ​​(e.g., Intensity, Color, Temperature, ShadowHardness, SoftSourecRadius, InnerAngle, etc.) are set / adjusted, thereby setting the status of each camera (23), lighting (24), and vehicle (25) placed in the virtual studio.

[0084] The shooting and playback step (S150) involves playing a large screen background image through an LED wall (21) provided in a virtual studio, while shooting a driving video with the LED wall (21) as the background using a camera (23) placed in the studio.

[0085] That is, as illustrated in FIG. 6, after completing the placement of the camera (23), lighting (24), and vehicle (25) in the virtual studio and completing the settings such as detailed position values / setting values, when the play button (33) provided at the top right of the project window (31) is clicked,

[0086] As illustrated in FIG. 7, when viewing the virtual studio in the overlay space, the view changes to a view looking at the virtual studio from the camera, allowing the appearance of the studio to be confirmed. At this time, a pop-up window (36) opens in the virtual studio, and through the pop-up window (36), the driving video captured by the camera (23) can be simultaneously viewed.

[0087] And when the view button (38) of the above pop-up window (36) is clicked, the pop-up window (36) changes to full screen, allowing the driving video being filmed through the camera (23) to be viewed, and if the view button (38) of the above pop-up window (26) is clicked repeatedly, it returns to the previous state, allowing the studio view and the driving video to be viewed simultaneously.

[0088] The correction and monitoring step (S160) is intended to adjust the values ​​and monitor the video during camera shooting in a virtual studio, just as the camera's focal length direction, etc., are adjusted by viewing the video during camera shooting at the field.

[0089] That is, as illustrated in FIG. 7, when the playback button (33) for playing the background image of the LED wall (21) is clicked, a correction window (39) is displayed on the right side of the project window (21), and the driving video being filmed can be monitored by changing the position and characteristic values ​​(e.g., Position, Rotation, Scale, FocalLength, FStop, ISO, FocusDistance, etc.) of the camera (23) being filmed in the virtual studio through the option items of the correction window (39). In some embodiments, when multiple cameras are arranged, the driving video filmed at each designated location can be monitored when the line of sight changes.

[0090] At this time, as shown in FIG. 8, a slide bar (37) is provided at the left end of the project window (31), and when the slide bar (37) is moved downward, the ceiling panel (22) equipped with a virtual studio descends, or conversely, when the slide bar (37) is moved upward, the ceiling panel (22) is raised, thereby allowing the ambient brightness to be adjusted to match the background image being played through the LED wall, or the view of the sky outside the vehicle or the tunnel ceiling to be captured to match the moving vehicle.

[0091] The collaboration stage (S170) is terminated if there are no specific modifications after correction and monitoring are completed. If there are multiple users connected to the service server, the recorded driving video is communicated via voice or text with multiple users (e.g., production company, staff, actors, etc.) connected from different locations to check for additional details or corrections.

[0092] For reference, when the collaboration button (32e) among the multiple menu buttons (32) provided at the top of the project window (31) is clicked, a side window is displayed on one side of the project window (31), allowing users to check the connected users and communicate.

[0093] Additionally, the reshooting step (S180) is terminated if, as a result of consultation with multiple users, it is determined that reshooting is not necessary. Alternatively, to check for additional details or corrections, the position values ​​and settings of the camera or lighting placed in the virtual studio may be changed, or the project completed so far may be saved and the process returned to the project creation step (S120) and repeated up to the consultation step (S170).

[0094] In addition, in the reshooting step (S180), according to the embodiment, a user (e.g., director) or manager (e.g., account manager) currently shooting driving footage may select one of the multiple users (e.g., staff) and grant priority (account usage rights). At this time, the user (e.g., staff) granted priority may adjust the position of cameras or lighting placed in the virtual studio, correct characteristic values, save the project completed so far, and pre-shoot various driving footage while proceeding with a new project, so that it is reflected when shooting at the on-site studio later.

[0095] Therefore, the present invention enables the filming of vehicle driving footage more stably, quickly, and effectively in the on-site studio by conducting various camera tests in a virtual studio in advance before filming driving footage using an LED wall in the on-site studio.

Claims

1. While it is equipped to determine the scale of an on-site studio equipped with LED walls by LiDAR scanning and generate a mesh-transformed virtual studio based on this, We are modeling the cameras, lighting, and vehicles used on set and creating a database so that they can be selectively used in a virtual studio, and A service server that databases large-screen wallpapers playable through an LED wall equipped in a studio at the site so that they can be played through an LED wall equipped in a virtual studio, and While it is provided to connect to the above service server to place cameras, lighting, and vehicles in a virtual studio, set their position values ​​and settings, and set a background image to be played through an LED wall provided in the virtual studio, The above server comprises a user terminal equipped to enable viewing of a video of a vehicle driving, which changes to the camera viewpoint currently being filmed based on the background image being played through an LED wall provided in a virtual studio. Supports user terminals to pre-record various driving videos in a virtual studio via a service server and, based on this, stably and quickly record driving videos in an on-site studio equipped with LED walls. Remote pre-visualization system utilizing virtual cameras and lighting for virtual production.

2. In Paragraph 1, The above service server generates web pages based on W3C and HTML web standards to enable stable internet access, and A virtual studio equipped with an LED wall is configured to be displayed on the above webpage, allowing the user to take pre-shoots without the need to install a separate program and without being restricted by location or time. Remote pre-visualization system utilizing virtual cameras and lighting for virtual production.

3. In Paragraph 2, The above service server provides a service that allows multiple connected users to view driving videos being filmed in advance through a virtual studio provided on a webpage. Remote pre-visualization system utilizing virtual cameras and lighting for virtual production.

4. In Paragraph 3, When multiple users access the above service server to view driving video being pre-recorded, The account administrator or user grants priority to one of the multiple connected users, and Users granted priority are supported to reshoot or correct various driving videos by adjusting the positions of cameras or lights located in the virtual studio or resetting the camera or lighting settings. Remote pre-visualization system utilizing virtual cameras and lighting for virtual production.

5. In Paragraph 2, The above service server displays a webpage operated by the service server to the user terminal when the user terminal connects to the service server via the internet, and a connection unit that receives ID and password information from the user terminal in the connection window of the webpage and verifies whether the user is a legitimate user; A project creation unit that forms a project window on the above webpage and displays a virtual studio equipped with an LED wall and ceiling panels on a stage through the project window, and A DCSS placement unit that supports placing cameras, lighting, and vehicles in a virtual studio created through the above project creation unit, and selecting a background image to be played through an LED wall, and A DCSS setting unit that supports setting position values ​​or setting values ​​for the lighting, camera, and vehicle placed through the above DCSS placement unit, and enabling viewing of the virtual studio appearance that has changed accordingly; A play unit that, after placement and setting are completed through the above-mentioned DCSS placement unit and DCSS setting unit, switches the screen to a camera viewpoint when playing a background image through an LED wall equipped in a virtual studio, captures a driving video with the LED wall as the background using a camera placed in the studio, and supports viewing the video. A correction unit that supports screen correction by changing the angle or characteristic value of a camera placed in a virtual studio when viewing a driving video captured through the above-mentioned playback unit. Remote pre-visualization system utilizing virtual cameras and lighting for virtual production.

6. In Paragraph 5, The above correction unit is configured to adjust the brightness of a ceiling panel provided on the upper part of an LED wall or to move the ceiling panel up and down, which displays a background image of the vehicle in motion synchronized with a background image. Remote pre-visualization system utilizing virtual cameras and lighting for virtual production.

7. A connection step in which, when the user terminal connects to the service server, a webpage is opened and the user enters an ID and password into the connection window of the webpage to verify whether they are a legitimate user, and A project creation step in which, upon confirmation that the accessed user is a legitimate user, a virtual studio including an LED wall and ceiling panels is displayed on a webpage, and permission to use the studio of the virtual studio is granted; A placement step of positioning cameras, lighting, and vehicles in a virtual studio based on data stored in a database on a service server so that they can be adjusted, and selecting a background image to be played through an LED wall accordingly; A setup stage that enables shooting by adjusting the positions and settings of cameras, lighting, and vehicles placed in a virtual studio, while viewing the appearance of the virtual studio changed accordingly, and A shooting and playback stage in which, when an LED wall equipped in a virtual studio plays a background image, the screen switches to a camera viewpoint placed in the virtual studio to film a video of driving with the LED wall as the background, and the video is viewed; A correction and monitoring step that adjusts the position or settings of a camera shooting in a virtual studio and monitors the video. Pre-visualization method of a remote pre-visualization system utilizing virtual production virtual cameras and lighting 8. In Paragraph 7, After completing the above correction and monitoring, if there are no further modifications, terminate; and if there are multiple users connected to the service server, collaborate by communicating the recorded driving video with the connected users via voice or text, or Alternatively, the method further includes the step of a user granting priority to one of multiple users, and the user who was granted priority reshooting while changing the position values ​​or settings of a camera or lighting placed in a virtual studio. Pre-visualization method of a remote pre-visualization system utilizing virtual production virtual cameras and lighting

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