By Daniel Brown
GridIron Software
An idea was born about 3 years ago, turned into drawings and schematics, then to command-line “proof-of-concepts”, to early prototypes, to a 5-month long “public beta” of a promising, if not-quite-polished, application. Now, the final result of our efforts is here;  Flow 1.0 is now available for purchase at www.gridironsoftware.com.
Flow was designed [...]

By Daniel Brown
GridIron Software
Some information, you want to have as quickly as possible, other news is best heard when the timing is right.
When the final episode of “M*A*S*H” aired in 1983, 105 million people watched it at once (or, those with VCR’s presumably watched it less than 48 hours later.) The anticipation of that final [...]

Being of a ‘creative’ nature, I have a naturally chaotic mind, or so I’ve been told on good authority! My head is pretty much always ‘full of stuff’, work, friends, family, relationships, ideas, inspirations, mundane tasks, creative ideas, all of them ricochet around my brain like flies trying to escape from imprisonment.
And since I’ve progressed [...]

Mordy Golding just posted via his blog that he has completed the Lynda.com training series - “Getting Started with GridIron Flow“.  Mordy is an absolute pro - and I highly recommend anyone giving Flow a try, to check out what Mordy has to say.
Thanks Mordy!!
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by Angie Taylor, Creative Director (Europe) - Gridiron Software
I’ve just been preparing my demo’s for Photoshop World 2009 in Boston where I’ll be presenting Gridiron Software’s Flow in conjunction with Adobe Photoshop.
My all time favorite Photoshop book has to be ‘How to Cheat in Photoshop‘ by Steve Caplin. Steve has a unique style and makes [...]

I’ve been doing a bit of research into video formats for the web and wanted to get some feedback from viewers on what are perceived pros and cons associated with the different formats available.
I’ve always like Quicktime as it’s easy to encode and embed, plus, you can allow viewers to download the QT and view [...]

Creative Director > Gridiron Software
Software features can dominate our designs, the design becomes prevalent to such an extent that it takes precedent over the designer. We’ve all heard an ad or feature described this way; ‘y’know, the one with the puppet tool and the new 3D text animators’.
Isn’t it about time that we escaped from [...]