Filed under: Macworld, Software, Graphic Design

Among the Macworld Best in Show winners was an application I hadn’t heard of before: Flow, from Gridiron Software (makers of After Effects supercharger tool Nucleo Pro). Flow is still in pre-beta, but when it ships that summer it should form the lives of graphics and production professionals much easier by exposing the various components that go into complex documents; you’ll be able to track down your source files, roll back to previous versions and perform “super collects” to

grab all the files you need for final output in one package.

We got a demo of Flow at Gridiron’s Macworld booth; it looks very cool, and it will be exciting to see whether it lives up to its promise when it’s released. Video after the jump.

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Orginal post by Michael Rose