Shot content, coverage, setting and people — one clip at a time, with the filename on screen the whole way.
C2647.MP4 becomes a name that still makes sense to you six months from now.
Descriptions, tags and comments go into the file itself, not a database you will lose.
Name a face once. Dave finds that person through the rest of the footage.
Let Dave propose the structure, or hand him your folder names and he works inside them.
Every rename, every folder, every write goes past you first.



A cinematic close-up of Patrick wearing a black beanie and…
A medium shot of Patrick standing at a whiteboard, drawing a strategic plan
A wide shot of Patrick wearing a black beanie and dark sweater…
Unknown faces stay unknown until you say who they are. Dave hasn’t met them yet.
Name a person once and Dave carries it across this job and the next one.
Face grouping happens locally. Your people database stays on your Mac.
One person, four drives and no time to file anything. Dave does the filing.
One naming convention everyone follows, because nobody has to type it.
Forty cards on Monday morning, sorted and searchable before the edit starts.
Hundreds of hours across years. Find the person, the place and the line again.
Deliver footage a client can actually search after handoff.
Metadata only mode keeps live edits linked while the tagging still happens.