KR102299506B1 - Real-time production management system used in the production site of video content and computer-readable recording media with programs for real time production management - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a real-time production management system used in a production site of video content. According to the present invention, the real-time production management system comprises: a photographing device capturing video content while acquiring video and audio information about photographing; a server receiving the video and audio information about photographing acquired by the photographing device and calculating and transmitting information on photographing status and photographing progress on the basis of stored document information related to video content photographing and the video and audio information; and a user terminal device receiving information on the photographing status and the photographing progress from the server to display the received information. Accordingly, since a photographed scene is automatically recognized at a photographing stage of a video content production site so that data is collected and automatically input into the production management system, work processes and time can be significantly reduced, schedule and cost can be expected in real-time, and requested information can be quickly shared, thereby maximizing efficiency in a video content production process.

Description

A computer-readable recording medium storing a real-time production management system used at the production site of video content and a program for real-time production management FOR REAL TIME PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT}

The present invention relates to a real-time production management system used at a production site of video content and a computer-readable recording medium storing a program for real-time production management. And it relates to a computer-readable recording medium storing a real-time production management system and a program for real-time production management used at a production site of video content for calculating information on shooting progress and displaying it on a user terminal device.

In the process of video content production, documents are created through a program used for general office work before shooting, and scenarios, production cost budgets, filming stories, scene lists, and schedules are created through a separate program, and based on these documents In the post-arrangement stage for report writing, accounting, and settlement after shooting, distribution and communication are made through each program file, paper document, voice guidance through megaphone and walkie-talkie, and messenger.

The need for standardization was raised in the production process, where different methods were mixed, and a program called CINE-ERP, which applied an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, was developed and distributed. not being used

Specifically, the production stage of a movie or drama is largely classified into three stages, and is divided into a pre-production stage in which planning and preparation for shooting are made, a production stage in which shooting is performed, and a post-production stage in which the shooting results are edited and corrected.

Here, the above-mentioned separate specialized program and CINE RRP system are mostly used in the pre-production stage, which is the preparation stage before actual shooting, and the post-production stage, which is the stage after the actual shooting. The problem is that it is not used well.

In this production stage, it is difficult for each person in the production site to receive information on whether filming is currently in progress or preparing for filming. It is inconvenient to have to manually record changes and progress and deliver them to the production participants.

Accordingly, the demand for an integrated system that can display and share the overall work status at the production site of a movie or drama has increased.

An object of the present invention is to provide a real-time production management system for efficiently managing a production site of video content.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a real-time production management system that obtains shooting information at a production site of video content, calculates information about a shooting state based on the acquired shooting information, and displays it on a personal terminal display possessed by production personnel at the site. is in providing.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a real-time production management system that allows the document to be modified and updated based on change information when a document related to video content shooting is modified in relation to a matter modified at a production site.

According to an embodiment of the present invention for achieving this object, a real-time production management system used in a production site of video content acquires video and audio information related to shooting, and provides a photographing device for photographing the video content, and a server that receives image and audio information about shooting acquired by the camera, calculates and transmits information on shooting status and shooting progress based on the pre-stored document information related to shooting the image content, and the image and voice information, and the server from the server and a user terminal device for receiving and displaying information about a shooting state and shooting progress.

The photographing apparatus acquires the image information from the photographing information displayed on the slate, and acquires the audio information by recognizing a preset spoken voice.

Here, the shooting information displayed on the slate includes at least one of a scene number, a cut number, a take number, a shooting date, and a shooting number, and the preset spoken voice is 'ready', 'action ', 'cut' and 'ok cut'.

In addition, the server calculates information on whether shooting is in progress and whether shooting starts and ends based on the shooting information displayed on the slate and the preset spoken voice.

In addition, when information on the shooting progress status is input, the server calculates a shooting progress rate based on the information on the shooting progress status.

In addition, when change information for the pre-stored document information related to capturing the image content is input, the document information is modified and updated based on the change information.

In addition, the server calculates a subsequent shooting schedule based on the information on whether the shooting starts and ends and the updated document information.

In addition, the server calculates the production cost in real time based on the calculated shooting progress rate and the change information.

Meanwhile, in a computer-readable recording medium storing a program for real-time production management used at a production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention, the program includes video and audio information about photographing by a photographing device. obtaining, calculating information about a shooting state and shooting progress based on the image content shooting related document information, the image and audio information stored in advance by a server, and the calculated shooting state and and receiving and displaying information about the shooting progress.

According to various embodiments of the present invention as described above, it is possible to automatically acquire shooting information at the video content production site, calculate shooting state information based on the acquired shooting information, and share it with personnel at the production site in real time. , it can dramatically reduce the work process and time, and maximize the efficiency in the video content production process by making schedules and costs predictable in real time.

1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a real-time production management system used at a production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a view for explaining a process in which a photographing apparatus acquires an image and an audio signal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a flowchart illustrating a process of calculating a daily shooting plan and daily continuity based on information input to a server, and calculating a daily shooting report based on the acquired shooting information, according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a diagram in which a real-time shooting progress table indicating an ongoing shooting situation is displayed on a user terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a diagram in which a photographing state and a photographing progress rate are displayed on a user terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a diagram for explaining that changes input by a person in charge at a manufacturing site are transmitted to a server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a view for explaining a process in which a document is corrected based on changes obtained from a server, and corrected document information is displayed on a user terminal device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a block diagram illustrating a detailed configuration of a server of a real-time production management system used at a production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention.
9 is a diagram of a software module stored in a storage unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
10 is a flowchart illustrating a step in which a real-time production management program used at a production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention is performed.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings. And, in describing the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of a related known function or configuration may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description thereof will be omitted. And, the terms to be described later are terms defined in consideration of functions in the present invention, which may vary depending on the intention or relationship of a user or an operator. Therefore, the definition should be made based on the content throughout this specification.

1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a real-time production management system used at a production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , a real-time production management system used at a production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a photographing device 100 , a server 200 , and a user terminal device 300 .

The photographing apparatus 100 acquires image and audio information related to photographing at a production site, and photographs image content.

Such a photographing device 100 may be implemented as a device, for example, a DSLR, a smart phone, a tablet PC, etc., in which a camera and a microphone exist as separate configurations, or the functions of a camera and a microphone are provided in one device according to an embodiment. can However, in the present specification, a photographing device having the functions of a camera and a microphone in one device will be described as an example.

The server 200 receives the image and audio information about shooting acquired by the shooting device 100, and calculates information about the shooting state and shooting progress based on the pre-stored image content shooting related document information and image and audio information can be transmitted.

Specifically, the server 200 may determine the photographing state based on the image information and the audio information obtained through the photographing apparatus 100 .

For example, as the image information acquired through the photographing apparatus 100, information such as a scene number, a cut number, a take number, etc. written on a slate required for the start and end of recording, and the photographing There is motion recognition information such as a change in a person's motion, a change in a mouth shape, etc. obtained through the device 100 . The server 200 may determine that shooting for the scene has started through information such as the image of the slate obtained through the photographing device 100 and the scene number, cut number, take number, etc. recorded in the image of the slate when shooting starts. In addition, it may be determined that the shooting of the corresponding scene has ended through information such as the image of the slate obtained through the photographing device 100 and the scene number, cut number, and take number described in the image of the slate when shooting is finished.

In addition, the voice information acquired through the photographing apparatus 100 includes voice information uttered by a director, information on a specific word, and the like. For example, when the director utters 'ready', 'action', etc., the photographing apparatus 100 recognizes voice information uttered 'ready', 'action', etc. and transmits it to the server 200, and the server 200 may determine that shooting has started from the transmitted voice information 'ready', 'action', and the like.

In addition, when the director utters 'cut', the photographing apparatus 100 recognizes the voice information in which 'cut' is uttered and transmits it to the server 200, and the server 200 receives the transmitted voice information from 'cut'. It can be determined that the shooting has been stopped.

In addition, when the director utters 'OK Cut', the photographing apparatus 100 recognizes the voice information uttered by 'OK Cut' and transmits it to the server 200, and the server 200 transmits the transmitted voice information 'OK'. It can be determined that shooting has ended from 'cut'.

For example, the server 200 may determine that shooting has started by receiving the image of the slate acquired through the shooting device 100 and information described in the image when shooting starts, and when shooting ends, the shooting device 100 ), it can be determined that the filming has ended by receiving the voice information of 'Ok Cut' uttered by the director.

In addition, the server 200 may determine that shooting has started by receiving voice information such as 'ready' and 'action' uttered by the director through the shooting device 100 when shooting starts, and shooting when shooting ends By receiving the image of the slate acquired through the device 100 and the information described in the image, it may be determined that the shooting has ended.

On the other hand, the server 200 receives at least one of the voice information such as 'ready' and 'action' uttered by the director through the shooting device 100 at the start of shooting and the acquired image of the slate and information described in the image. It is determined that the filming has started, but when voice information such as 'Ok Cut' uttered by the director or the image of the slate obtained at the end of filming and information described in the image is not received, it may be determined that filming is still in progress.

Meanwhile, a document related to image content shooting may be uploaded to the server 200 . The types of documents related to image content shooting that can be uploaded to the server 200 may include at least one of a scenario, a production cost budget, a continuity for shooting, a scene list, a schedule table, and an entire project schedule table.

Here, a scenario is a document in which scenes, lines, and the like are written as a script for making a movie or a drama. It aims to express the audiovisual description of a movie or drama in detail, and its basic function is to comprehensively describe various elements such as characters, lines, motions, backgrounds, and sounds necessary to compose each scene of a movie or drama. do it with

In addition, the production cost budget is a document that details the labor cost, processing cost, equipment rental fee, location rental fee, etc. required to produce video content.

In addition, the filming continuity is a document that describes the main items necessary for actual filming by expressing the screen composition or scene composition in pictures based on the written scenario for the actual filming, and describing the camera movement, editing effects, and dialogue. .

In addition, the scene list is a document for structurally grasping information such as scene number, number of shots, location, main contents of the scene, and characters based on the contents indicated in the scenario. It is the basic document of the pre-production stage, and it is a document that production personnel of each division refer to in order to make plans for each division and to communicate smoothly with other production personnel.

In addition, the entire project schedule table is a document that organizes and manages the pre-production stage, production stage, and post-production stage, which are production schedules of all video content, in a schedule. Among these, the schedule table used in the production stage, which is the shooting stage, is called the real-time shooting progress table.

The server 200 may generate a daily shooting schedule and daily continuity based on the document information input as described above.

The daily shooting schedule and daily continuity may be generated by arranging in the order of date from the above-described scenario, production cost budget, shooting continuity, scene list, schedule table, and entire project schedule table.

The daily shooting schedule is a document distributed to production personnel prior to filming, and contains information that the filming personnel should know before filming, such as the filming schedule, number of shots, location movement, characters, and major props. am.

Here, the shooting progress schedule may be derived by date from the entire project schedule table, and the scene number, number of shooting cuts, location movement, characters, major props, etc. by date may be derived from the scene list.

The daily continuity is a document distributed to production personnel before filming, and is a document compiled by date of only the parts corresponding to the shooting date among the filming continuity for convenience at the filming site.

Here, the daily storyline can be derived by date from the entire project schedule table, and the screen composition or scene composition expressed as a picture based on the scenario, camera movement, editing effects, etc. can be derived from the shooting storyboard.

In addition, the server 200 may calculate and transmit information about the shooting state and shooting progress based on the image and audio information acquired by the imaging device 100 .

Specifically, by comparing the scene number of the slate 210 photographed by the photographing device 100 with the scene number on the scene list stored in the server 200, it is possible to determine whether to proceed with shooting the scene corresponding to the matching scene number. have.

Specifically, on the scene list, a scene number is written for each scene, and the server 200 compares the scene number written for each scene with the scene number of the photographed slate 210 to determine the corresponding scene in case of a match. It is possible to determine whether to proceed with the shooting of the scene.

Here, the configuration of the slate 210 is composed of a flat plate and a clapstick, and the flat plate may include at least one of a scene number, a cut number, a take number, a shooting date, and a shooting number, which are information about shooting content. A clapstick is a wooden or plastic rod connected to a board, and when the clapstick meets the clapstick, it signals the start or end of the shooting. The photographing apparatus 100 may obtain photographing information displayed on the flat plate of the slate 210 , and obtain image information and sound information that the clapstick encounters.

Meanwhile, the server 200 may calculate information on whether shooting is being performed and whether shooting starts and ends based on the shooting information displayed on the slate 210 and a preset spoken voice.

Specifically, the server 200 may determine whether the shooting starts and ends based on the image information and sound information of the scene the slate 210 encounters, the shooting information written on the slate 210, and the director's speech voice. By comparing the acquired video information and audio information with the scene number, number of cuts, places, characters, props, etc. recorded in the scene list, it is possible to determine which scene the shooting scene is on the scene list and the degree of progress of the shooting scene. have.

In addition, as described above, the daily shooting schedule is a document generated by date on the server 200, and all information necessary for the shooting date, that is, the scene number, location, characters, number of shots, location movement, major props, etc. All information is included, and accordingly, the server 200 compares the obtained image information and audio information with information about the new number, place, character, number of shots, location movement, major props, etc. listed in the daily shooting schedule. Accordingly, it is possible to determine which scene the corresponding shooting scene is on the daily shooting schedule and the degree of progress of the corresponding shooting scene.

Similarly, the server 200 may compare the acquired image information and audio information with the lines described in the scenario to determine which scene the corresponding shooting scene is in the scenario and the degree of progress of the corresponding shooting scene.

On the other hand, as described above, the server 200 determines the location and progress of the corresponding shooting scene determined in the scenario, the location and progress of the corresponding shooting scene determined on the scene list, and the location and progress of the corresponding shooting scene determined in the daily shooting schedule, as described above. are compared with each other, and when it is determined that the location and progress of the corresponding shooting scene for each of the three documents match, information on the shooting progress including the corresponding shooting scene and the progress may be finally calculated.

On the other hand, when the audio signal and the video signal are recognized, the server 200 extracts the corresponding scene number, place, number of shots, characters, major props, etc. from the scene list and daily shooting schedule, and real-time shooting including the extracted information You can create a progress table.

Here, the real-time shooting progress table includes metadata for each of the scene number, location, number of shots, characters, and main props extracted from the scene list and the daily shooting schedule.

Such metadata may include information indicating where each of the information on the scene number, location, number of shots, characters, major props, etc. included in the real-time shooting progress table was extracted on the scene list to be extracted and the daily shooting schedule. have.

Accordingly, the server 200 can recognize the scene number on the scene list by comparing the image signal, for example, the scene number displayed on the slate with the scene list, and the scene number on the real-time shooting progress table corresponding to the recognized scene number. can be verified through metadata. In addition, the server 200 may show the progress level on the real-time shooting progress table to the user by shading the shooting schedule including the scene number on the confirmed real-time shooting progress table.

In addition, the server 200 may recognize the dialogue in the scenario by comparing the voice signal, for example, the dialogue uttered by the actor and the scenario, and the dialogue on the real-time shooting progress table corresponding to the recognized dialogue through the metadata. can be checked In addition, the server 200 may show the progress level on the real-time shooting progress table to the user by shading the shooting schedule including lines on the confirmed real-time shooting progress table.

Also, when change information for a document related to photographing image content stored in advance is input, the server 200 may modify and update information of the document stored in advance based on the change information.

Specifically, if various variables such as changing the order of the scenes to be shot, deleting cuts, adding cuts, etc. occur differently from those described in the daily shooting schedule, depending on the weather, shooting preparation status, actor preparation status, camera and lighting setting status, etc., the server ( 200) When change information related to a variable generated for a document is input, the server 200 may modify and update a pre-stored document related to image content shooting based on the change information.

Here, as described above, the pre-stored document related to shooting video content may include at least one of a scenario, a production cost budget, a continuity for shooting, a scene list, a schedule table, and a schedule table for the entire project.

For example, when the order of scenes to be photographed is changed according to a change in weather, the server 200 changes the order of scene numbers to correspond to the order of the changed scenes on the scene list and lists them, and includes a shooting continuity corresponding to the changed scene number, a schedule table, It can be modified with the entire project schedule table, etc.

Meanwhile, the server 200 may calculate a subsequent shooting schedule based on the information on whether shooting starts and ends and the updated document information.

Here, the follow-up schedule means the remaining shooting schedule of the real-time shooting progress table derived by date from the entire project schedule table.

For example, the server 200 may determine which scene has been filmed or which scene has not been completed from the information on whether the shooting starts and ends, and the location of the incomplete shooting part, budget, actors, props, A follow-up shooting schedule may be calculated in consideration of shooting equipment and the like.

In addition, the server 200 may update the real-time shooting progress table based on the revised overall project schedule table and daily shooting schedule after modifying the overall project schedule table and the daily shooting schedule according to the calculated follow-up shooting schedule. .

Meanwhile, the server 200 may calculate the production cost in real time based on the calculated shooting progress and change information.

That is, as described above, the server 200 compares the video and audio signals obtained with the scenario, the scene list, the schedule table, and the daily shooting plan table, and the shooting progress rate and the sequence of scenes to be shot change, cut deletion, cut addition, etc. From the change information, the production cost may be calculated in real time based on the required production cost corresponding to the calculated shooting progress rate and the cost change history corresponding to the change information.

Specifically, the server 200 stores the information on the production cost item input through the user terminal device 300 together with the maximum production cost budget and budget management information for the execution period in correspondence with each production cost item.

And, when equipment is added at the filming site, if the person in charge selects the equipment addition item from the change item item of the daily shooting schedule, the equipment-related change is stored in the server 200, and accordingly, the equipment-related item of the production cost budget document The cost is updated as much as the changed in .

In addition, when the number of personnel is changed at the filming site, if the person in charge selects the personnel change item from the change item item of the daily shooting schedule, the personnel-related change is stored in the server 200, and accordingly, the personnel cost related item in the production cost budget document The cost is updated according to the number of people changed in

The server 200 automatically re-evaluates the budget according to the newly calculated production cost according to the change, and then updates and corrects the result in the production cost budget document.

The variable value data required when the server 200 calculates the additional production cost includes production personnel labor cost, filming equipment rental fee, location rental fee, art production budget, actor appearance fee, production operating cost, and the like.

Specifically, the server 200 determines on the scenario, scene list, and daily shooting schedule through the production cost budget, which is a document related to video content shooting input to the server 200, and the video and audio information obtained from the shooting device 100. The production cost can be calculated in real time based on the progress of the shooting and the changes in the document modified by the person in charge at the shooting site.

Meanwhile, the user terminal device 300 may receive and display information about a shooting state and shooting progress from the server 200 .

In detail, the user terminal device 300 displays the electronic document generated by the server 200 through a screen to a person who is registered in relation to production or to a person who participates in a production site. The user terminal device 300 may include a smart phone, a tablet PC, a smart band, etc. having a displayable screen according to an embodiment.

Meanwhile, the photographing apparatus 100 may obtain image information from photographing information displayed on the slate, and may obtain voice information by recognizing a preset spoken voice.

FIG. 2 is a view for explaining a process in which a photographing apparatus acquires an image and an audio signal according to an embodiment of the present invention. The photographing apparatus 100 obtains photographing information from the slate 210 . The configuration of the slate 210 is composed of a flat plate and clapstick, and the shooting information displayed on the slate 210 is information about the shooting content, such as a scene number, a cut number, a take number, a roll number, a shooting date, and shooting. It may include at least one of the names of the episode, director and producer, and camera director. A clapstick is a wooden or plastic rod connected to a board, and when the clapstick meets the clapstick, it signals the start or end of the shooting.

The photographing apparatus 100 may obtain photographing information displayed on the flat plate of the slate 210 and obtain an image in which the clapstick encounters.

In addition, the filming device 100 may recognize at least one of 'ready', 'action', 'cut' and 'ok cut', which are voice information of a preset uttered voice and a director who oversees the production site, By recognizing the sound information when clapstick meets, in the post-production stage, which is the video editing stage, the video information and audio information of the video content captured by combining the clapstick with the video information encountered are used as a reference point. You can synchronize the video.

3 is a diagram for explaining a process of calculating a daily shooting schedule and daily continuity based on information input to the server 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and calculating a daily shooting report based on the acquired shooting information It is a flow chart.

Referring to FIG. 3 , a process of calculating a daily shooting schedule and daily continuity based on information input to the server 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention and calculating a daily shooting report based on the acquired shooting information is performed. The steps are: inputting information into the server 200 (S310), generating a daily shooting schedule and daily continuity based on the input information (S320), proceeding with shooting (S330), shooting is over Then, on the basis of the acquired information, updating the real-time shooting progress table and generating a daily shooting report (S340).

Here, in the step (S310) of inputting information into the server 200, the information input to the server 200 includes at least one of a scenario, a production cost budget, a filming storyline, a scene list, a schedule table, and a daily shooting schedule. can

A screenplay is a script for making a movie or a drama, and is a document in which scenes and lines are written in writing. It aims to express the audiovisual description of a movie or drama in detail, and it is a comprehensive description of various elements such as characters, lines, motions, background, and sound necessary to compose each scene of a movie or drama. make it a basic function.

The production cost budget is a document that details the labor costs, processing costs, equipment rental fees, and venue rental fees required to produce video content.

A filming continuity is a document that describes the main points necessary for actual filming by expressing the screen composition or scene composition in pictures based on a written scenario for actual filming, and recording camera movements, editing effects, and lines.

The scene list is a document for structurally grasping information such as the scene number, number of shots, location, main contents of the scene, and characters based on the contents written in the scenario. It is the basic document of the pre-production stage, and it is a document that production personnel of each division refer to in order to make plans for each division and to communicate smoothly with other production personnel.

The entire project schedule table is a document that organizes and manages the pre-production stage, production stage, and post-production stage, which are the production schedules of all video content, in a schedule. Among these, the schedule table used in the production stage, which is the shooting stage, is called the real-time shooting progress table.

In the step (S320) of generating a daily shooting schedule and daily continuity based on the information input in the server 200, the daily shooting schedule and daily continuity are the above-described scenario, production cost budget, filming continuity, scene list, schedule table, and project It may be generated by arranging in the order of date from the entire schedule table. The daily shooting schedule is a document distributed to production personnel prior to filming, and contains information that the filming personnel should know before filming, such as the filming schedule, number of shots, location movement, characters, and major props. am.

Here, the shooting progress schedule may be derived by date from the entire project schedule table, and the scene number, number of shooting cuts, location movement, characters, major props, etc. by date may be derived from the scene list.

The daily continuity is a document distributed to production personnel before filming, and is a document compiled and edited by date of only the parts corresponding to the shooting date among the filming continuity for convenience at the filming site.

Here, the daily storyline can be derived by date from the entire project schedule table, and the screen composition or scene composition expressed as a picture based on the scenario, camera movement, editing effects, etc. can be derived from the shooting storyboard.

When the server 200 generates a daily shooting schedule and daily continuity, it sends a signal to the user terminal device 300 to notify it, and the user can check the document through the user terminal device 300 .

In the photographing step (S330), the server 200 receives video and audio information about photographing obtained by the photographing device 100, and based on pre-stored image content photographing related document information and image and audio information. Information on the shooting state and shooting progress may be calculated and transmitted. The calculated photographing state and photographing progress information are displayed on the display screen 310 of the user terminal device 300 .

In the step (S340) of updating the real-time shooting progress table and generating a daily shooting report based on the information obtained after the shooting is completed, it will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5,

4 is a diagram in which a real-time shooting progress table in progress is displayed on a user terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4 , after shooting is finished, the server 200 based on the video and audio information acquired from the shooting device 100 , the scene number, lines, cut number, place, and props listed in the scenario and scene list. Compared with others, it is possible to know whether the shooting of the scene has started, which part of the scene is in progress, and whether the shooting has ended. 410) to indicate that it has been completed by writing on the display.

Specifically, when lines are recognized in the voice information obtained through the photographing device 100 , the recognized lines may be compared with lines described in the scenario. When the lines match, it is possible to determine the shooting progress of the scene including the lines.

In addition, after the voice information collected from the microphone, which is the voice recognition unit included in the photographing device 100, is converted into voice data in the audio unit, the transmitted voice data is received by the server 200, converted into a text code, and converted The character code is converted back to character data. Thereafter, an error occurrence portion may be replaced with text data extracted from image data based on text data converted from voice data.

When the voice recognition unit detects an error in the voice data at a certain point while converting the voice data into text data, the image information is replaced with text data converted from the video information collected simultaneously with the voice information by the photographing device 100 .

In this case, the method of extracting the text data related to the image data may be extracted by searching for the change pattern of the lips stored in the server 200 .

Thereafter, based on the text data converted from the voice data, the error occurrence part is replaced with text data extracted from the video data, and transmitted to the server 200 to be compared with the dialogue described in the scenario.

For example, the server 200, when the actor's uttered lines are "How was the weather today?", the shooting device 100 recognizes "How was the weather today?" ” to match each word with the lines in the scenario, and at the same time “How was the weather today?” The entire phrase can be matched with the lines written in the scenario, so it is possible to judge the scene that contains the lines of “How was the weather today?” through word and phrase matching.

In addition, the server 200 may determine the shooting progress by judging whether the corresponding line "how was the weather today?" is located in a scene including the line "How was the weather today?"

Also, when a place and props are recognized in the image information obtained through the photographing device 100 , the server 200 may compare the recognized place with the place described in the scenario.

For example, the server 200 may compare the geographic information, that is, the GPS information, added to the acquired image information with a place listed on a daily shooting schedule or a new list to determine whether it is the same, and the location may be changed. In this case, it may be possible to determine whether to move the place.

5 is a diagram in which a photographing state and a photographing progress rate are displayed on a user terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Specifically, the server 200 may determine the photographing state based on the image information and the audio information obtained through the photographing apparatus 100 .

When the 'ready' voice obtained from the photographing device 100 is recognized by the server 200, 'ready' is displayed on the display screen 310 of the user terminal device 300 through the information processing unit, and the 'action' voice is When recognized, 'shooting' 510a is displayed on the display screen 310 of the user terminal device 300, and when the 'cut' voice is recognized, the server 200 sends a 'take end' signal through the information processing unit to the user terminal After transmitting to the device 300 , 'confirming' 510b is displayed on the display screen 310 of the user terminal device 300 . At this time, when the 'OK cut' voice is recognized by the photographing device 100 , the server 200 transmits a 'shooting end' signal to the user terminal device 300 through the information processing unit, and displays the user terminal device 300 . 'Finished shooting' is displayed on the screen 310 .

Meanwhile, when information on the shooting progress status is input, the server 200 may calculate a shooting progress rate based on the information on the shooting progress status.

Specifically, when the above-described image information and audio information are acquired and recognized, the server 200 compares the scene number, location, number of shots, characters, major props, etc. You can calculate the progress on the schedule.

For example, when lines are recognized in the voice information obtained through the photographing device 100 , the recognized lines may be compared with lines described in the scenario. When the lines match, it is possible to determine the shooting progress of the scene including the lines.

In addition, when a place and props are recognized in the image information obtained through the photographing device 100 , GPS information of the recognized place may be compared with a place described in the scene list.

Here, the GPS terminal built into or attached to the photographing apparatus 100 includes a GPS satellite providing GPS information, a GPS receiver providing GPS information to the above-described GPS terminal, and a server by extracting the current location of the GPS terminal. It may be configured to include a location module to transmit to ( 200 ).

The server 200 compares the GPS information obtained through the GPS terminal provided in the photographing device 100 with the place described in the scene list or daily shooting schedule, and if they match, the shooting status and shooting progress at the corresponding place information can be calculated.

As described above, the server 200 is a daily shooting schedule in which the shooting progress schedule, the number of shooting cuts, location movement, characters, and main props are recorded among the previously stored document information, the captured main prop images, and the number of cuts on the photographed slate. can be compared to determine how much shooting has progressed on the daily shooting schedule,

The server 200 selects, among the previously stored document information, a scenario in which lines and scene descriptions are described, dialogues among voice information recognized by the photographing device 100, and a shooting location and major props among the image information recognized by the photographing apparatus 100. By comparison, it is possible to determine how much filming has progressed in the scenario.

In addition, the server 200 may cause the user terminal device 300 to display the shooting progress indicators 520a and 520b on the display screen 310 , and as shown in FIG. 5 , the shooting progress is displayed in real time. can be reflected.

In addition, the server 200 records the actual shooting progress, such as shooting start and end times, shooting preparation time, the number of takes per cut, and 'OK cut' shooting time, through the video and audio information obtained from the shooting device 100. Based on the recorded information, a new electronic document called a daily shooting report is created to manage variables that occur during the production process, improve time management efficiency, production meetings for each part, and estimated running time ( running time) can be checked.

Here, the daily shooting report may derive the shooting start time and end time information, the shooting time, and the shooting time until the 'OK cut' voice is recognized in the shooting device 100, and on the slate 210 The number of takes per cut can be derived from the shooting information described in .

6 is a diagram for explaining that changes input by a person in charge at a production site are transmitted to the server 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

When change information for a pre-stored document related to photographing image content is input, the server 200 may modify and update the document information based on the change information.

In addition, the server 200 may calculate the production cost in real time, and calculate the production cost such as the budget execution rate and budget simulation on the day in real time. In addition, it is possible to calculate the available budget through real-time production cost calculation.

Here, the server 200 stores the information on the production cost item input through the user terminal device 300 together with the maximum production cost budget and budget management information for the execution period in correspondence with each production cost item. The variable value information required for real-time production cost calculation includes production personnel labor cost, filming equipment rental fee, location rental fee, art production budget, actor appearance fee, production operating cost, and the like.

Specifically, depending on the weather, shooting preparation state, actor preparation state, camera and lighting setting state, etc., different from those listed in the daily shooting schedule, when various variables such as changing the order of shooting scenes, deleting cuts, adding cuts, etc. occur and proceed, the server 200 ), the server 200 automatically re-evaluates the budget according to the newly calculated production cost according to the changes, and then updates the result in the production cost budget document, and based on this Thus, the document can be updated by calculating the follow-up schedule and production cost in real time.

For example, if the filming is delayed due to bad weather, the producer may pay additional labor costs to the production personnel and extend the filming.

In the case of paying additional labor cost, if the person in charge selects the personnel change item in the daily shooting schedule change item, the personnel-related change is stored in the server 200, and accordingly, as much as the number of personnel changed in the personnel cost-related item of the production cost budget document cost is updated.

And, when equipment is added at the filming site, if the person in charge selects the equipment addition item from the change item item of the daily shooting schedule, the equipment-related change is stored in the server 200, and accordingly, the equipment-related item of the production cost budget document The cost is updated as much as the changed in .

The manager can check the corresponding information through the user terminal device 300, and can reinvest the remaining budget in the shooting site by additional shooting schedules, adding auxiliary performers, adding shooting equipment, and the like.

FIG. 7 is a view for explaining a process in which a document is corrected based on changes obtained from a server, and corrected document information is displayed on the user terminal device 300 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

On the other hand, referring to FIG. 7 in detail, the server 200 transmits the changed document information in real time to the user terminal devices 300 of the persons participating in the shooting, respectively, and allows the user to check the changed document information. make it possible

Alternatively, the server 200 may check change information of the revised document in real time for only the user terminal device 300 located at the shooting site.

In addition, in the process of transmitting the change information of the document corrected in real time to the user terminal device 300 of the person participating in the shooting or the person located at the shooting site, the server 200 transmits the display screen of the user terminal device 300 ( 310) may display a push notification.

Specifically, the processor embedded in the user terminal device 300, upon receiving the change information of the document modified in real time from the server 200, determines whether a situation for display of a push notification is detected based on the situation information, When a situation for displaying a push notification is detected, the push notification may be displayed on the display screen 310 .

Here, the push notification displayed on the display screen 310 of the user terminal device 300 may display the name of the changed document and specific contents of the modified change information, or may display only the fact that the document has changed. .

Alternatively, when the document is modified based on the acquired changes, the server 200 sends a push notification indicating that the document has been modified to the user terminal device 300 of persons participating in the shooting or located at the shooting site in real time. You can also send

8 is a block diagram illustrating a detailed configuration of a server 200 of a real-time production management system used at a production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The server 200 of the real-time production management system includes a processor 210 , a communication unit 220 , and a storage unit 230 .

The processor 210 generates a document for calculating production-related production costs and budgets required in the process of producing video content, and calculates and calculates a shooting state based on the video and audio information obtained through the photographing device 100 . The shooting progress rate is calculated based on the information about the shooting progress, and when change information for a pre-stored document is input, the document information is modified and updated based on the changed information, and subsequent shooting based on the updated document information Schedule and production cost can be calculated in real time.

Specifically, the processor 210 includes the RAM 211 , the ROM 212 , the main CPU 213 , the graphic processing unit 214 , the first to n interfaces 215-1 to 215-n, and the bus 216 . include

The RAM 211 , the ROM 212 , the main CPU 213 , the graphic processing unit 214 , the first to n-th interfaces 215-1 to 215-n, and the like may be connected to each other through the bus 216 .

The first to n-th interfaces 215-1 to 215-n are connected to the various components described above. One of the interfaces may be a network interface connected to an external device through a network.

The main CPU 213 accesses the storage 230 and performs booting using the O/S stored in the storage 230 . Then, various operations are performed using various programs, contents, data, etc. stored in the storage unit 230 .

In particular, the main CPU 213 may determine the shooting progress based on the acquired video and audio information, and may reflect it in the document.

The ROM 212 stores an instruction set for system booting, and the like. When a turn-on command is input and power is supplied, the main CPU 213 copies the O/S stored in the storage unit 230 to the RAM 211 according to the command stored in the ROM 212, and executes the O/S. Boot the system. When booting is completed, the main CPU 213 copies various application programs stored in the storage 230 to the RAM 211 and executes the application programs copied to the RAM 211 to perform various operations.

The graphic processing unit 214 generates a screen including various objects such as icons, images, and texts by using an operation unit (not shown) and a rendering unit (not shown). A calculation unit (not shown) calculates attribute values such as coordinate values, shape, size, color, etc. of each object to be displayed according to the layout of the screen based on the received control command. The rendering unit (not shown) generates screens of various layouts including objects based on the attribute values calculated by the calculation unit (not shown).

In particular, the graphic processing unit 214 may implement the object generated by the main CPU 213 as a graphic user interface (GUI), an icon, a user interface screen, and the like.

Also, the communication unit 220 may transmit the information about the shooting state and the shooting progress calculated by the processor 210 to the user terminal device 300 .

Meanwhile, the above-described operation of the processor 210 may be performed by a program stored in the storage 230 .

The storage unit 230 generates a document for calculating production-related production costs and budgets required in the production process of video content, and calculates the shooting state based on the video and audio information obtained through the photographing device 100, The shooting progress rate is calculated based on the information about the shooting progress, and when change information for a pre-stored document is input, the document information is corrected and updated based on the changed information, and a subsequent shooting schedule is based on the updated document information. It stores various data such as an O/S (Operating System) software module for driving the processor 210 that calculates and production cost in real time, and various multimedia contents.

In particular, the storage unit 230 may include a software module for acquiring video and audio information, calculating the shooting state, shooting progress, production cost, budget, and shooting schedule, and updating by reflecting changes in real time. .

9 is a diagram of a software module stored in a storage unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 9 , the storage unit 230 includes an image and voice recognition module 231 , a shooting progress rate calculation module 232 , a production cost, a budget calculation module 233 , a shooting schedule calculation module 234 , and a shooting status module. 235 , a program such as a change update module 236 may be stored.

Meanwhile, the above-described operation of the processor 210 may be performed by a program stored in the storage 230 . Hereinafter, detailed operations of the processor 210 using the program stored in the storage unit 230 will be described in detail.

Specifically, the image and voice recognition module 231 may acquire preset image and audio signals from image and audio information acquired through the photographing device 100 .

Also, the shooting progress rate calculation module 232 may calculate the shooting progress rate up to now based on the acquired image and audio information.

The production cost, budget calculation module 233 calculates a budget in advance based on the information entered in the budget book, and calculates the production cost in real time based on the information changed in real time during shooting and the automatically updated shooting progress rate, , it is possible to calculate the production cost in real time, such as the budget execution rate and budget simulation on the day.

The shooting schedule calculation module 234 may calculate a subsequent shooting schedule in real time based on image and audio information acquired through the imaging device 100 during shooting and change information on a pre-stored document.

The photographing state module 235 may calculate a current photographing state based on the image and audio signals acquired by the photographing apparatus 100 .

When a person in charge inputs changed information using the user terminal device 300 while shooting, the change update module 236 may update the stored document content based on the changed information.

10 is a flowchart illustrating a step in which a real-time production management program used at a production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention is performed.

Referring to FIG. 10 , the process in which the real-time production management program used at the production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention is performed includes: acquiring video and audio information related to shooting (S100); Calculating information on the shooting state and shooting progress based on the related document information, image and audio information (S200), receiving and displaying the shooting status and shooting progress information calculated by the user terminal device (S300) ) is included.

Here, in the step of obtaining the image and audio information ( S100 ), preset image and audio information may be obtained in the process of producing image content through a photographing device or an imaging unit.

In addition, the step of calculating information on the shooting state and shooting progress based on the video and audio information (S200) includes document information such as a scenario input before shooting starts, a production cost budget, a shooting continuity, a scene list, a schedule table, etc. And, based on the video and audio information acquired while shooting, information on whether shooting is in progress and whether shooting starts and ends, and information on progress such as shooting progress is calculated.

In addition, in the real-time production management program used at the production site of video content according to an embodiment of the present invention, when change information for a pre-stored document is input, the document information is corrected and updated based on the change information, and the updated information is updated. The method may further include displaying the document information on the user terminal device.

Meanwhile, a non-transitory computer readable medium in which a program sequentially executed in order to efficiently manage a production site of image content according to the present invention is stored may be provided.

The non-transitory readable medium refers to a medium that stores data semi-permanently, rather than a medium that stores data for a short moment, such as a register, cache, memory, etc., and can be read by a device. Specifically, the above-described various applications or programs may be provided by being stored in a non-transitory readable medium such as a CD, DVD, hard disk, Blu-ray disk, USB, memory card, ROM, and the like.

In addition, although the bus is not shown in the above-described block diagram for the server that calculates (S200) information on the shooting state and shooting progress based on the acquired image and voice information, based on the acquired image and voice information In the server that calculates information on the shooting state and shooting progress ( S200 ), communication between each component may be performed through a bus. In addition, each device may further include a processor such as a CPU or a microprocessor that performs the various steps described above.

In addition, although preferred embodiments of the present invention have been illustrated and described above, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, and the technical field to which the present invention pertains without departing from the gist of the present invention as claimed in the claims Various modifications are possible by those of ordinary skill in the art, and these modifications should not be individually understood from the technical spirit or prospect of the present invention.

100: recording device 200: server
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Claims (9)

In the real-time production management system used in the production site of video content,
a photographing device for acquiring video and audio information related to photographing and photographing the video content;
a server for receiving video and audio information about photographing acquired by the photographing device, and calculating and transmitting information about a photographing state and photographing progress based on the pre-stored image content photographing related document information, and the image and audio information; and
and a user terminal device for receiving and displaying information about the shooting state and shooting progress from the server;
The video content shooting related document information includes at least one of a scenario, a production cost budget, a filming continuity, a scene list, a schedule table, and an entire project schedule,
The server is
Create a daily shooting schedule based on the document information related to the image content shooting,
It is determined that the location and progress of the corresponding shooting scene determined on the scenario, the location and progress of the corresponding shooting scene determined on the scene list, and the location and progress of the corresponding shooting scene determined on the daily shooting schedule match each other If it is, the real-time production management system to calculate the information about the shooting progress including the location and progress of the shooting scene. According to claim 1,
The photographing device is
The real-time production management system of acquiring the image information from the shooting information displayed on the slate, and acquiring the voice information by recognizing a preset spoken voice. 3. The method of claim 2,
The shooting information displayed on the slate is,
including at least one of a scene number, a cut number, a take number, a shooting date, and a shooting number,
The preset spoken voice is
A real-time production management system that includes at least one of 'ready', 'action', 'cut' and 'ok cut'. 4. The method of claim 3,
The server is
Based on the shooting information displayed on the slate and the preset spoken voice, information on whether shooting is in progress and whether shooting starts and ends is calculated in a real-time production management system. 5. The method of claim 4,
The server is
When information on the shooting progress status is input, the real-time production management system for calculating a shooting progress rate based on the information on the shooting progress status. 6. The method of claim 5,
When change information for the previously stored document information related to capturing the image content is input, the real-time production management system of claim 1, wherein the document information is modified and updated based on the change information. 7. The method of claim 6,
The server is
The real-time production management system of calculating a subsequent shooting schedule based on the information on whether the shooting starts and ends and the updated document information. 8. The method of claim 7,
The server is
The real-time production management system that calculates the production cost in real time based on the calculated shooting progress rate and the change information. A computer-readable recording medium storing a program for real-time production management used at a production site of video content,
The program is
acquiring image and audio information related to photographing by a photographing device;
calculating information about a shooting state and shooting progress based on the image content shooting related document information and the image and audio information stored in advance by a server; and
Receiving and displaying the calculated photographing state and photographing progress information by a user terminal device;
The video content shooting related document information includes at least one of a scenario, a production cost budget, a filming continuity, a scene list, a schedule table, and an entire project schedule,
Calculating information about the shooting state and shooting progress includes:
A daily shooting schedule is generated based on the document information related to video content shooting, the location and progress of the corresponding shooting scene determined in the scenario, the location and progress of the corresponding shooting scene determined on the scene list, and the daily shooting schedule When it is determined that the position and progress of the corresponding shooting scene are identical to each other, the information on the shooting progress including the position and progress of the corresponding shooting scene is calculated.

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