# THE PROBLEM

A client needs a city skyline shot for their new brand video. You know you captured one about six months ago on a different project. A great dusk shot from a rooftop. But you can't remember which project it was, what the file was called, or which drive it's on.

So you start opening old project folders one by one, scanning bin structures, and hoping past-you was organized enough to label things. Sometimes you find it in 20 minutes. Sometimes you give up after an hour and buy a stock clip you know isn't as good as what you already own.

You've built a library of footage across dozens of projects. The problem isn't that you don't have the shot, it's that you can't find it without remembering exactly where you put it.

## WITHOUT WIDEFRAME

1–2 hours digging through old projects

## WITH WIDEFRAME

Cross-project search across all footage

**97% TIME SAVED**

## HOW YOU SOLVE IT WITH WIDEFRAME

### 01

Search across your entire library

Enter your search: "city skyline at dusk", and Wideframe searches across every project you've connected, not just the one you're working on now.

### 02

See results organized by project

Results come back with project names, dates, and visual previews. You can see exactly which past project the footage lives in and evaluate it in place.

### 03

Pull the clip into your current project

Once you find the shot, bring it into your active project directly. No folder diving, no drive mounting, no guessing. Your past work becomes a searchable asset library.