Flim

Who is it for?

• Directors and cinematographers who create storyboards and visual designs and need a large number of reference images
• Art directors and designers who need to quickly put together mood boards before pitching to clients
• Film art teams that need to find visual references by style and tone
• Strategists and creative roles who develop brand visual solutions and use ready-made footage to convey tone
• Film and television teachers who need to demonstrate shot languages and genre characteristics in teaching

How to use Flim

1. 1When searching, lock in one or two specific dimensions first, such as lighting or composition, which makes it easier to find usable footage than just typing style-related keywords
2. 2Reference footage used for internal proposals is for reference only; prior confirmation of material authorization is required before direct commercial use.
3. 3The copyright and commercial use scope of the images produced by the generation and editing functions shall be subject to the instructions on the official website.
4. 4Unify the naming and classification of boards during team collaboration; otherwise, it will be difficult to retrieve the materials when there are too many of them.
5. 5The image library is continuously expanding. If you can't find what you're looking for, try using a synonym or a different language keyword.
6. 6Confirm the link permissions before sharing the board with external clients to prevent the materials from being forwarded arbitrarily.