Flixlab [iTunes link] is a fairly comprehensive app that allows you to create movies using video clips and photos from your phone's library (as well as newly shot footage and snaps from Facebook and other albums), tag your friends (so videos will appear on friends' walls after sharing via Facebook), add themes and transitions (I recommend "Halloween"), and, finally, add music from your library.
"Events" is Flixlab's collaborative mode. If your friends are using Flixlab, you can create a video using both your footage and your friend's.
Say you're at a wedding; if you and your friend are taking pictures and video during the wedding, you're automatically sharing those images via the app. Just click on "Events" to unearth your friend's video and photos, and you can add them to your own movie. It's like having multiple angles. Check out the video below for more info:
This feature really distinguishes Flixlab from other new video-sharing apps, like Blipsnips, Viddy and Socialcam. Still, it could very well face the same issue startup Color has: You need a significant number of people to use the app in order for it to work well.
What do you think? Can Flixlab cut through the clutter?
