Here's where playful Veo stands today. The whole screen is one drop target - a stage curtain, a ring of comedy-and-tragedy masks, and a single Open Video File button. Drop a clip and it starts playing straight away.

The point of the app is play: while a video runs you can change real-time filters at it - mosaic, hex heat-map, chromatic glitch, halftone, shuffled-tile, edge trace - scrub around, and pull frames you like. Here's the full sweep, applied to Poet Anderson: The Dream Walker.

1 - The landing screen. The whole window is a drop zone.

2 - Pixelated edge effect, mid-playback at 5:08.

3 - Hexagon effect - the frame resampled onto a honeycomb.

4 - VHS glitch effect, VHS-style colour split and scanlines.

5 - Pixelated circle effect - the image rebuilt from a dot grid.

6 - Shuffled tiles effect - the frame sliced and nudged out of alignment.

7 - Edge trace effect - everything reduced to glowing outlines.

All seven run live at 100% speed, so you can flip between looks while the clip plays and grab whichever frame lands. More on the updated app in the next post.

The video by the way is Poet Anderson | The DreamWalker directed by Tom Delonge.