WO2019144062A2 - Système et procédé de création d'une vidéo d'actualité sportive - Google Patents

Système et procédé de création d'une vidéo d'actualité sportive Download PDF

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WO2019144062A2
WO2019144062A2 PCT/US2019/014387 US2019014387W WO2019144062A2 WO 2019144062 A2 WO2019144062 A2 WO 2019144062A2 US 2019014387 W US2019014387 W US 2019014387W WO 2019144062 A2 WO2019144062 A2 WO 2019144062A2
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  • Sports has a wide range of players, levels, supporters, and fans.
  • Players and the level of sports teams may range from beginners to professionals.
  • Supporters of sports teams and players may include family members, assistants, volunteers, former players, and coaches.
  • Fans may include family members and people who like the sport, team, or team members.
  • Prior art includes the mobile apps Overtime and Plaay (U.S. Patent 9,583,144) in the sports highlight reel space. These platforms allow athletes to upload sports videos and these platforms include a central Feed on their mobile app.
  • Overtime uses scouts who attend sporting events, primarily basketball, and uploads highlight videos on behalf of an athlete. Overtime's approach may be viewed as taking away control from the athlete who may not want a particular video to be shared. Overtime's approach may also be viewed as not a scalable business model. Plaay utilizes athlete recognition technology and charges their users S250 to create a highlight and store the video content. This paid-access service targets teams and coaches during the college recruitment process.
  • A*REEL is different in that the design and comprehensive content provides a better experience to the user/viewer.
  • the video itself is also curated and limited in length to 30 seconds per video, which 'gets to the point" of athletes' abilities.
  • A'REEL targets ALL athletes from all skill levels and allows friends and fans to submit footage to an athlete but the athlete decides which highlights to edit and upload; this give the Athlete full control over their image and own personal branding.
  • A*REEL is a social media platform for the purpose of entertainment and personal brand building. An A*REEL can certainly be used for recruitment but this is our secondary purpose.
  • a » REEL is a Free platform for both Athietes and Fans to enjoy and is a sponsorship and advertising revenue business model.
  • a Subscription based model is also under consideration where a user would pay $4.99 per month to unlock additional features such as unlimited video time limits and additional video editor features.
  • A-REEL differentiates athletes by a classification system described as skill level to clearly identify enthusiasts, high school, military, college and professional athletes with color-coded footer within the feed. Athletes of all skill levels enjoy free 30 second highlight dips.
  • the A*REEL platform's A*GAME page, or profile page, is also a major point of differentiation. This serves as athletes “digital scrapbook” and provides additional content on that particular athlete.
  • the Virtual A*lnterview function is another value-add that A*REEL provides.
  • An athlete can 'augment * an interview by choosing up to 30 pre-recorded interview questions by a famous or infamous sports personality. The resulting interview allows a fan-user to get to know the athlete on a deeper level.
  • GIVE PROPS is a unique voting system that Fans award Athletes. This ranking system is different from a "thumbs up * or "heart" that other social platforms utilize. Give Prop points range from Impressive 1pt, Bailer 2pts, Mad Respect 3pts. The purpose of this point system it to motivate athletes to upload frequent content and as they acquire more points, they gain more exposure in the A-REEL Feed and a chance to be selected in one of our curated playfists.
  • the A*REEL video editor utilizes a point and click editing function to easily edit multiple highlight clips into one final video.
  • An A'REEL is a mobile App platform (i.e. video distribution platform) which allows an athlete to curate and edit a collection, or series, of sports highlight reels to socially share.
  • A*REEL is a social media platform for the purpose of entertainment and personal brand building.
  • A*REEL is a Free platform for both Athletes and Fans to enjoy and is an advertising revenue business model.
  • Figure 1 illustrates the main feed of A*REEL in continuous scroll mode.
  • Figure 2 illustrates the main feed of A*REEL in individual mode.
  • Figure 3 illustrates the categories color-coded skill level in A « REEL.
  • Figures 4A, 4B, and 4C illustrate the process for how to view a A*REEL in continuous scroll mode, select a A*REEL to view, and expand the A*REEL.
  • Figure 4A includes a rectangle (10) which indicates that a user can tap in the rectangle area (10) to select a A*REEL to view.
  • Figure 4B includes a rectangle (10) which indicates that a user can tap in the rectangle area (10) to expand the A*REEL to full screen vertical mode (Figure 4B).
  • Figure 4C illustrates viewing an expanded A*REEL to full screen horizontal mode.
  • Figure 5A, 5B and 5C illustrates an Athlete's A*GAME Page illustrating the users personal A » REELs, their "Favorites” videos of other athletes, and "About” which includes additional information on the athlete such as height, weight, a brief bio, and information on the various sports they play including school name, team name, position, jersey number, and additional information.
  • Figure 5A illustrates an Athlete ' s A*GAME Page illustrating the users personal A'REELs.
  • Figure 5B illustrates an Athlete's A*GAME Page illustrating the users
  • Figure 5C illustrates an Athlete's A*GAME Page illustrating the users
  • ABS which includes additional information on the athlete such as height, weight, a brief bio, and information on the various sports they play including school name, team name, position, jersey number, and additional information.
  • Figures 6A illustrate how to GIVE PROPS to an Athlete's full screen video, options: Impressive +1 , Bailer +2 and Mad Respect +3 and the points awarded for each option.
  • Figure 6B illustrates how to GIVE PROPS to an athlete from the main feed, options: Impressive +1, Bailer +2 and Mad Respect +3 and the points awarded for each option.
  • Figure 7 illustrates a series of individual screenshots that are part of the animated ceremony for reaching a GIVE PROPS point milestone.
  • Figures 8A and 8B illustrate the process for sending an Athlete a private message called a SHOUT OUT.
  • Figure 9 illustrates the process of Following an Athlete.
  • FIGS 10A and 10B illustrate the process to SHARE an A » REEL.
  • Figure 11 A-111 illustrate the A*lnterview Video process and how an athlete can be augmented -interviewed by a sportscaster of their choice.
  • Figure 12A-1 - 12A-5 illustrate the VIDEO EDITOR how to create, edit, and publish an A*REEL.
  • Figure 12B-1 and 12B-2 illustrate the VIDEO EDITOR - TRIM functionality, which allows a user to reduce the length of a video clip within the app and merge it with another video clip to create 1 -highlight reel.
  • Figure 12C illustrates the VIDEO EDITOR - SPOTLIGHT functionality, which allows a user to point and click a transparent circle over a video and draw a viewer's attention to that particular athlete.
  • Figure 13A, 13B, and 13C illustrate the ability to ADD CLIP, enter a sport and title to an A-REEL, and Publish an A » REEL to the feed.
  • Figure 13A illustrates the ability to ADD CLIP.
  • Figure 13B illustrates the ability to enter a sport and title to an A'REEL.
  • Figure 13C illustrates adding a sport and title to an A'REEL.
  • Figure 14A, 14B. 14C, 14D illustrates the A'REEL website.
  • Figure 14B illustrates means for uploading raw video from the web URL to the A'REEL website.
  • Figure 14C illustrates uploading raw video from the web URL to the
  • Figure 14D illustrates the A'REEL website as shown on a computer monitor and the user A'REEL app on their mobile device.
  • Figures 15 A, 15B, 15C, and 15D illustrate how the user can REQUEST
  • the App requests permission to access the users device contacts and then the user selects who they'd like to request footage from via email. A deep link is sent to the Fan who will then upload videos to the athlete.
  • FIGs 16A and 16B illustrate how the user can REQUEST FOOTAGE from fans.
  • the App requests permission to access the users device contacts and then the user selects who they'd like to request footage from via text. A deep link is sent to the Fan who will then upload videos to the athlete.
  • Figures 17A and 17B illustrate RECEIVED FOOTAGE from fans, which appears within a video gallery on the athletes A*REEL app. The athlete then chooses to delete or save the video to their mobile device to be uploaded to the video editor.
  • Figures 18A, 18B, and 18C illustrate how to search for other users or highlight reels by title in A'REEL.
  • Figures 19A, 19B, and 19C illustrate how to modify filters for the A'REEL feed.
  • Figure 20 illustrates the MVC (Model View Controller) architecture stack utilized to run A'REEL. This stack consists of Heroku, PostgreSQL, and Redis.
  • Figure 21 illustrates the Heroku services that help the A'REEL operate.
  • Figure 22 illustrates the additional services that help the A*REEL operate.
  • A*REEL is a mobile App platform (i.e. video distribution platform) which allows an athlete to curate and edit a collection, or series, of sports highlight reels to socially share.
  • the A » REEL FEED also includes a play button, fist pump icon, and points earned. Together these components of the A*REEL FEED complete the digital sports card of the A*REEL mobile application.
  • the video length is a maximum of 30 seconds.
  • the A*REEL FEED may be viewed in continuous scroll mode.
  • continuous scroll mode view digital sports cards and highlight video from multiple athletes are organized vertically and displayed.
  • the A*REEL FEED may be viewed in individual mode.
  • individual mode view the digital sports card and highlight video of a single athlete is enlarged to the size of the entire screen.
  • selections for performance level include: Enthusiasts, High School, Military, College, and Professional Athletes.
  • the custom (ie the "A" logo turned to the right) play button of the digital sports card is used to enter an individual mode view page.
  • the individual mode view page displays the highlight video and includes additional functions including: GIVE PROPS, and Share.
  • the individual mode view page displays total number of view, comments, share history, and point total.
  • the individual mode view page includes a button to display an enlarged view of the highlight video.
  • the display of the enlarged view of the highlight video is shown in Figure 4C.
  • the display is a horizontal view of the highlight video.
  • the display includes, the user generated title, views, a flag icon, share icon, and the athletes sports card footer, which includes the GIVE PROPS fist bump icon and earned points.
  • the A*GAME Page (ie profile page) allows a user to view, select, and search all the user profiles of A*REEL mobile application.
  • the A*GAME (profile) Page is a continuous scroll mode view with additional functions and features: (1) + Follow / -Unfollow, (2) Shout Out, (3) Share, (4) GIVE PROPS. (5) A'REELs and (6) Favorites and (7) About.
  • the A*GAME page displays the latest highlight video at the top of the page, and previous A*REELs below. A user can watch any of the Athlete's A'REELs in a horizontal feed within the A*GAME Page.
  • the A*GAME Page displays Past and Favorites A'REEL videos and is a means to display and share content from specific athletes.
  • the top bracket identifies the portion of the Athlete Page displaying the Athlete's past A*REELs and Interviews sorted by date.
  • the bottom bracket identifies The Favorites, a collection of A*REEL videos and Interviews from other users for which props was given by the Athlete.
  • the Favorites are organized in a horizontal feed based on the rating the Athlete assigned to them in the order: 1. IMPRESSIVE, 2. BALLER, and 3. MAD RESPECT. Additional embodiments are envisioned where The Favorites are displayed in other orders include vice-versa.
  • the GIVE PROPS function is a Point System awarded to the athletes by fans. These points matter because point totals correlate with exposure and display rankings in the A*REEL mobile app. GIVE PROPS utilizes an aggregated point model that accumulates over time. Thus, every time an athlete posts a highlight reel, it increases the athlete's chances of earning points.
  • the A*GAME page display includes a GIVE
  • GIVE PROPS button Selecting the GIVE PROPS button leads to a view corresponding to Figure 6B.
  • Three options are available to GIVE PROPS. The first option is Impressive, It is worth +1 point. The second option is Bailer, it is worth +2 points. The third option is Mad Respect, it is worth +3 points. As illustrated in the right most panel of Figure 6, the selected GIVE PROPS option is highlighted after props are given.
  • the athlete is rewarded with an animated ceremony for all A-REEL users to experience.
  • the animated ceremonies include: (1) Confetti raining down when 50 points are earned, (2) Stars rising when 250 points are earned, (3) Fist Pump with explosion when 500 points are earned, (4) "Mic Drop” when 1000 points are earned, (5) Fireworks when 2500 points are earned, and (6) 3-Ftghter jets flying over when 5000 points are earned. This functionality is not currently coded in version 2.0 but will be included in version 3.0.
  • the SHOUT OUT (aka Direct Message - DM) button may be selected to open an interface to send a shout-out directly to another user's profile page.
  • the interface to post a shout-out private message includes a display and keyboard. After the user enters text and hits enter, the text is posted as a private message to another user.
  • a user can choose to follow, or unfollow, another user (athlete or fan). Following other users provided the benefit of being notified when the person you want to follow posts content within the app.
  • the A*REEL mobile application includes a SHARE UX function.
  • the SHARE button opens an interface as illustrated in Figure 10B allowing a user to re-post content to another social platform (ie Facebook or Twitter) or text, email to another person.
  • This function is coded using iOS native functionality and is customizable by each user.
  • the A*REEL mobile application includes
  • VIRTUAL A'INTERVIEW UX function which allows an athlete to augment an interview by a sports personality.
  • the VIRTUAL AHNTERVIEW steps are illustrated in Figure 11.
  • the A'REEL mobile app combines the questions & answers together to create the interview video.
  • the purpose of VIRTUAL A'INTERViEW is to allow fans to get to know the athlete on a more personal level. This function is not currently coded in version 2.0 but will be a part of the functionality for version 3.0.
  • VIDEO EDITOR is a means to create highlight videos.
  • the User can create a highlight clip by selecting a video from content saved on their mobile device. After they choose one clip, they can select another clip of the same format (portrait or landscape) and merge these videos into 1 -highlight reel using the Trim editing tool. The user can merge as many clips together as they wish as long as the final highlight video does not exceed 30 seconds.
  • the user can TRIM a video by moving the scroll bar from the beginning or the end. Once the user selects the frame that they want and click save, the video editor removes the unwanted parts of the video.
  • the user can add a SPOTLIGHT to their video.
  • the user can drag the opaque circle directly onto the video. Once they remove their finger from the circle, it will remain on the video to draw the viewer's attention to that particular athlete within the video.
  • the user can add as many spotlights as they wish.
  • the item of interest includes the user, other players, or the ball.
  • the user can add Music or Sound FX from a drop down menu.
  • the Sound FX include cheering and clapping.
  • the Sound FX enhance the experience of the highlight clip.
  • the user can side swipe to delete the Music or Sound FX. This is not currently coded in version 2.0 but will be available with version 3.0.
  • the A*REEL mobile application includes a
  • Web URL Video Upload Gallery After an A*REEL user creates an account on the mobile App they can login to our website and upload existing video footage from a desktop computer hard drive or cloud using a point and click method. Hie videos that are saved to the desktop and uploaded on the website will then appear in the athlete's mobile App video gallery. This allows for a quick and easy way to edit content from previously filmed videos. This is not currently coded in version 2.0 but will be available with version 3.0.
  • the web url is www . areel . com.
  • RECEIVED FOOTAGE is the result of another user sending footage as illustrated in Figure 17.
  • the received footage appears with the athletes profile page.
  • the athlete chooses to save or delete the video footage and if chosen can edit several videos into one highlight reel which will be posted to the main Feed.
  • tile SEARCH function is available on the home feed page in the upper left hand corner. User can search other users by first name, last name as well as search videos by title.
  • the FILTER function is available on the home feed page in the upper right hand corner.
  • the filter allows a viewer to quickly select videos that they are interested in.
  • a user can filter two ways or a combination thereof; (1 ) by athlete skill level and (2) by sport. For example if a user is only interested in High School athletes they would simply select "High School” by sliding the radio button to the right. If a user only wants to view videos of "College basketball” and “Pro skateboarding” they can filter the video feed this way as well. Once a filter is selected the icon will turn to blue in the upper right hand corner. To remove the filter the user can select "disable all filters” but sliding this radio button to the right.
  • A*REEL was built using MVC (Model View Controller) architecture and using Ruby and Rails framework, a high level programming language and a fast and reliable framework for building web applications.
  • MVC Model View Controller
  • Ruby and Rails framework a high level programming language and a fast and reliable framework for building web applications.
  • the MVC design pattern allows a rapid development as well as a highly needed separation of concerns: business logic being handled in the models and Ul related code in views and view controllers. Also maintaining a service layer for all network related activities.
  • a well implemented MVC pattern provides flexibility to manage changing requirements and a solid foundation resulting in an easy to extend code base, having new features in mind.
  • the server is hosted on Heroku, a platform as a service (PaaS) solution in the cloud. Heroku makes deploying and maintaining an application simple. It also has auto scaling capabilities for maintaining performance while trie amount of users continue to grow.
  • PostgreSQL a database for storing application data such as profiles, user data, and A*Reels.
  • Redis an open source, in-memory data structure store, used as a database, cache and message broker.
  • the JW Player Transcoder is advantageous because it is used for converting videos to different formats as per the defined preset.
  • SendGrid platform for delivering emails such as sign-up confirmations and recover passwords.
  • Maifchimp integration for storing email addresses aiming trie creation of marketing campaigns.
  • PushWoosh platform for sending push notifications to iOS mobile devices.
  • Twilio is a cross-platform SDK (software development kit). It has One to One chat, Group chat, and Rich messaging. Rich messaging includes a typing indicator and message read status that provide real time feedback. Push notification notifies users of new messages when their app is running in the background. Real time data storage stores all message history in the cloud and access that history from any device anywhere in the world. Message edit and removal instantly updates all locations when users edit or delete message. Local Sync sends outbound messages even when a user's device is disconnected, and sdk saves the message locally and sends it when the device reconnects. Progress marker knows who has seen the message and who hasn't.
  • the A*REEL platform tiranscodes the A*REEL video uploaded by the user to the required mobile format with HLS protocol. User can play video very smoothly with almost no buffering issue. By default the transcoded video will be private but will add open/view permission to the output bucket to make it public.
  • A*REEL can be utilized for other performers such as musicians, singers, actors, models, or even businessman/women (i.e. giving an important speech or presentation).

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L'invention concerne un système et un procédé d'utilisation d'une application mobile pour créer et partager une vidéo d'actualité sportive. L'utilisateur et l'athlète commandent l'édition et la distribution de vidéo. L'application Mobile A•REEL évalue et attribue des points de récompense pour la vidéo d'actualité. Des vidéos et des utilisateurs sont classés sur la base des totaux de points.
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