Creating in Flow | How to use Google’s new AI Filmmaking Tool
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Creating in Flow | How to use Google’s new AI Filmmaking Tool
Built with and for creatives, Flow is the only AI filmmaking tool custom designed for Google DeepMind’s most advanced models - Veo, Imagen and Gemini. In this tutorial you will learn how to seamlessly create cinematic clips, scenes and stories with character and object consistency. You can prompt how you speak, craft cohesive narratives, and ...
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