Abstract: A media presentation generation system and method automatically directs actor(s) in splitscenes to generate recorded splitscenes and automatically edits and combines the recorded splitscenes into a combined media presentation.

Abstract: A media generation system and method are provided.

Abstract: A system and method for describing a scene for a piece of media are provided. The system and method generate a script in a mark-up language and inserts mark-up language for each shot in the script, one or more of a set of blocking instructions that are a blocking direction for the shot and a set of camera directions that define one or more camera parameters for the shot.

Abstract: A combination foldable cart with a telescoping handle that includes four spinner wheels so that the base of the cart can move laterally in any direction without turning the cart. The invention also includes a pet carrier bag attachable and removable from the cart. The pet carrier bag can be supplied in many different shapes, styles and colors to suit both the tastes of the pet owner and to suit the size and type of pet. In general, there is an opening on the top or side of the bag so that at least the pet's head can protrude. The bag can be attached to the cart by a panel on the back of the carrier or any method including a strap around the handle, clips or any other attachment method.

Abstract: A media generation system and method are provided.

Abstract: A media generation system and method are provided that automatically directs one or more users to perform in one or more shots specified in the marked-up script and automatically combines the one or more shots into a piece of media.

Abstract: A media generation system and method are provided.

Abstract: Entertainment content complementary to a musical recording is delivered to a user's computer by a computer network link. The user employs a browser to access the computer network. A plug-in for the browser is able to control an audio CD or other device for playing the musical recording. A script stored on the remote computer accessed over the network is downloaded. The script synchronizes the delivery of the complementary entertainment content with the play of the musical recording.