Multi-Canvas Co-Shooting for Flexible Resultant Video Generation

The patent divides the co-shooting process into multiple independent canvas units, where each canvas can independently display and process multimedia resources. This segmentation allows users to select different videos for different canvases, increasing versatility while keeping each individual canvas simple to manage.

The patent makes the co-shooting system universal by allowing any video from the information stream to be selected for co-shooting, rather than being limited to a specific pre-defined video. The system can handle multiple videos simultaneously across different canvases, enhancing adaptability while maintaining a unified interface.

The patent segments the co-shooting interface into multiple independent canvases, each capable of displaying different multimedia resources. This segmentation improves user experience by allowing diverse content selection while managing complexity through modular design, where each canvas operates independently with standardized interfaces.

The patent transitions from a single-video co-shooting model to a multi-canvas multi-video model, adding dimensional complexity in terms of content variety and spatial arrangement. This dimensional expansion enhances user experience by providing richer interaction possibilities while organizing complexity through structured spatial relationships between canvases.