Google Enhances AI Video Tool Flow with New Talent
In May 2025, Google unveiled Flow, an innovative tool designed for Gemini subscribers that leverages the power of AI language models such as Veo, Imagen, and Gemini to generate videos. This advancement positions Flow as a significant competitor to OpenAI’s Sora. The rapid progression of this technology blurs the lines between authentic videos and those produced by artificial intelligence, creating a fascinating landscape for content creation.
Welcoming Henry Daubrez: A Visionary Filmmaker
To further enhance Flow’s capabilities, Google Labs has made a noteworthy addition to its team by hiring the Belgian filmmaker and creative director Henry Daubrez. While Daubrez may not have a long list of blockbuster films to his credit, his extensive experience spans over two decades and includes collaborations with prestigious organizations like Microsoft, The New York Times, Marvel, and Adobe.
Contributions to Flow and the World of AI Cinema
Daubrez has been instrumental in the development of Google Flow, contributing to its progress from its inception, although he will not be a full-time member of the Google Labs payroll. He recently gained recognition for creating the AI-generated film Electric Pink, showcased during Google I/O 2025. For those interested, this film can be viewed through the link below:
A New Initiative: Flow Sessions
In addition to his role with Flow, Daubrez will also participate in an exciting new initiative, Flow Sessions. This pilot program aims to mentor emerging artists by providing them with unlimited access to Flow, comprehensive AI education, and expert guidance from both Google Labs and Daubrez. This initiative is geared towards a select group of promising filmmakers, fostering an environment of creativity and innovation.
What’s Next for Daubrez and Google Labs?
Currently, Daubrez is engaged in a new project titled The Enchanted Door, which presents a choose-your-own-adventure format. However, details about this project remain limited as he continues to shape the future of AI-driven video creation.
As developments unfold, we can anticipate further insights into Daubrez’s exciting collaboration with Google Labs and the ongoing evolution of Flow in the coming weeks and months.
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