Lemon Inc.

Nathan Schager

Maryyann Crichton

Yixin Zhao

Jefrain Gallipoli

Systems and methods directed to rendering a dynamic eyelash attachment to an eye identified in a video are described. In examples, a dynamic eyelash template may be applied to a video, where the dynamic eyelash template configures an eyelash skeleton that includes eyelash skeleton branches. Further, the video with one or more video frames may be received such that eye keypoints associated with a shape of the eye in the video frames can be identified. Accordingly, the eyelash skeleton branches may be attached to areas corresponding to eye keypoints based on the dynamic eyelash template. A three-dimensional rotation of the eyelash skeleton branches may be configured to conform to the shape of the eye defined by the eye keypoints during an eye movement. Thus, a dynamic effect can be added to the eyelash skeleton to allow the eyelash skeleton branches to rotate and bounce during the eye movement.

Dynamic 3D eyelash attachment

Methods, systems and storage media for applying a pattern application effect to one or more frames of video are disclosed. Some examples may include: obtaining video data including one or more video frames, determining one or more segments in each of the one or more video frames, determining one or more object masks based on the one or more segments in each of the one or more video frames, combining, the one or more object masks into a single mask, obtaining pattern information, the pattern information representing one or more graphical effects to be applied to at least one layer of the one or more video frames, applying the pattern information to the single mask to generate masked pattern information and generating, by the computing device, a rendered video by adding the masked pattern information to the one or more video frames.

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Los Angeles, CA, United States of America

Nathan Schager