Everything is connected
Media rarely exists in isolation. A photo belongs to a video, an edited image to its original, different cuts to the same raw footage. footage.one makes these connections visible and navigable.
Relationship types
- Versions: Original, edited version, final cut. All variants of an asset linked together
- Belonging: Which photos are from the same shoot? Which clips from the same production day?
- Derivatives: Thumbnails, preview images, and converted formats as derivatives of the original
- References: Loose links between thematically related assets
Automatic detection
- Format derivatives: Converted versions are automatically linked to the original
- Temporal proximity: Assets created close together in time and place are suggested as related
- Metadata matching: Shared project or client tags generate automatic relationship suggestions
Navigating along relationships
- Visual graph: See all relationships of an asset at a glance
- Click-through: Navigate along relationship chains
- Related assets: "Similar assets" based on relationships and metadata
Benefits
- Preserve context: Understand the story behind an asset
- Control versions: Always find the current or original version
- Work more efficiently: Relevant media is just one click away