Imagine this: sitting in a cramped room, hours on end, marking film with a grease pencil, pairing the audio with the picture, sitting behind a massive Steenbeck editing desk, physically cutting and splicing the film, with a massive margin for error. Any mistakes can be potentially detrimental to the film’s production.

Those halcyon days of tiresome film editing have been in the past for quite some time in the digital age, but now we are witnessing the next step of evolution taking place with Google’s “Flow” - a potentially revolutionary AI filmmaking tool.