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Smoothly streamline your video production workflow!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Panasonic LUMIX Flow is a planning and shooting companion for people making video with LUMIX cameras. The listing names dramas, documentaries, music videos and dance clips as the kinds of work it is built around. It covers the process from writing a script through to organising the footage afterwards.
The developer says the app is easy to use for beginners. Its tools fall into two groups: preparation before a shoot, and checking and sorting during and after it.
The build we hold is Panasonic LUMIX Flow 1.6.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 11 and up.
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The app lets you write scripts and build storyboards and shot lists. You can sketch each scene visually, marking where the subject stands, which direction they face and the shot angle. This keeps the plan for a scene in one place that the shoot can refer back to.
Because the sketches record position and angle, the storyboard works as a visual reference during the shoot as well as a written outline.
With a LUMIX camera, the phone can serve as an external monitor. You can keep the shot list and storyboard open on the phone while filming. The shot list shows which shots have already been taken, so you can see at a glance what remains.
The listing says this is meant to stop key shots being missed and to keep the shoot moving. The monitor function is for use with a LUMIX camera.
The app exports XML files that you import into your video editing software. Shooting files are then sorted into folders according to their OK, KEEP or BAD rating. The listing states this shortens the time spent editing.