So, what happened?

After the party, we hooked up at mine – and, over more gingerless gingerbeers we downloaded everybody’s favourite clips of the evening on to the Flock Video With Friends app. I set myself up as the smart video editor, pressed the icon and woosh! Eighteen photos and videos were cut into seven second clips and then were sequentially made into one video for all to share, all in a nano second. It was a whole different story from the limited story I had captured on my own mobile, thereby giving a whole and complete new perspective through our joint perspectives.

This video is not for public sharing though unless we want it to be of course – this is just for invited friends. I am linked-in; one of the in-crowd. One of those party people. I’m glad that we can keep this only for ‘invited’ friends. We wouldn’t want this one to go viral.

But those other videos we made when first we got to know about this fab app, ‘Flock Video With Friends’, were good to go viral – to be able to share with the greater friendship bank on social media, and even beyond for their friends’ interest. One friend shares with an invited friend, who shares with another invited friend. It’s for special people – not riff raff! And then those other invited friends of friends will get the vision for doing a Flock Video With Friends video for themselves.

So, although our videos are not for public sharing, they are accessible to anyone, when the anyone has been invited through a friend on the Flock Video With Friends app’s invite link. That link is the key to enable friends to share the one video made by multiple video clips taken by all the friends at the event. Simple and free of cost.

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