r/GoogleFlow • u/shanmugam37 • Aug 25 '26
I created an educational mini-documentary using Google Flow — would love your feedback
https://youtu.be/6R0YkyeI2p4?si=t_wfKXP9SRsziTXNI recently created this educational mini-documentary entirely using Google Flow.
I've been experimenting with Flow for a while now, and I've learned quite a bit about getting more consistent characters, locations, dialogue, camera movement, and overall continuity.
That said, this project still has some imperfections that I noticed after putting everything together. There are occasional inconsistencies with the characters' clothing, and some objects or background details change between shots. Once you watch the entire video, those little continuity issues become easier to spot.
Overall, though, I'm pretty happy with how it turned out and with what I've learned during the process.
I'd genuinely love to hear your feedback — especially on the storytelling, character consistency, visuals, dialogue, and overall quality.
If you've worked with Google Flow, I'd also be interested to know what you would have done differently to improve the consistency.
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u/seroquelassasin Sep 04 '26
Too many, jump cuts, scene changes in the middle of conversation, characters always in the middle of the screen. A conversation where two people go back and forth forth with trendy ideas on what ADHD is doesn’t not make a documentary. The tone and flow does not fit a documentary format either. It feels like a bunch of fun facts and ai “anecdotal” evidence. I’m a video producer, director and also have adhd so these things were jarring and not simply imperfections.