Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Snap Inc.

Richard Andrew Leatham

Nathan Kenneth Boyd

David Michael Hornsby

Kevin Joseph Thornberry

Djan Belli

Michael Joseph DiBenedetto

Peter Lapin

Daniel M Silva

Ian Anthony Wehrman

Devin Doty

A method, to navigate a video editing project within a video editing application, includes storing a project timeline comprising a plurality of media content items arranged in a chronological sequence, the project timeline having a start time and an end time; causing presentation of a first tool interface, the first tool interface comprising: a video editing canvas for playback of the project timeline; a plurality of tools to enable respective video editing functions; and a plurality of indicia representing the respective plurality of media content items; detecting activation of a first indicium associated with a first media content item of the plurality of media content items; and advancing the playback of the project timeline to a chronological location corresponding to the location of the first media content item within the project timeline.

Video editing application for mobile devices

Disclosed embodiments provide for control of an external display by a client device. In one aspect, a system includes at least one electronic hardware processor and an electronic hardware memory, operably connected to the at least one electronic hardware processor, and storing instructions that configure the at least one electronic hardware processor to transmit a barcode to a first client device, establish an authenticated session with a second client device, receive an indication of the barcode from the second client device via the authenticated session, receive input from the second client device indicating a selection of content, access the selected content via the authenticated session, and transmit the selected content to the first client device based on the barcode received from the second client device.

Expanded mobile device content access

Disclosed are various embodiments for providing content via multiple display devices. First content is transmitted to a second computing device for rendering on a first display device. A current state of the first content rendered on the first display device is determined. A directive is sent to a third computing device to render second content that is synchronized to be relevant to the current state of the first content on a second display device corresponding to the third computing device. The second content comprises a list of cast members currently on screen in the first content.

Providing content via multiple display devices

Disclosed are various embodiments for providing content via multiple display devices. Primary content is rendered on a first computing device. A second computing device is associated with the first computing device. The first computing device determines a current state in the primary content. A directive to render supplemental content is sent to the second computing device. The supplemental content is related to the current state of the primary content. The supplemental content is rendered on the second computing device.

Disclosed are various embodiments for providing content via multiple display devices. Primary content is rendered on a first display device. A secondary display service executed by a second computing device is identified. A directive is sent to the secondary display service to render secondary content on the second display device. The secondary content relates to a current state of the primary content.

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Richard Andrew Leatham