Improve asset search by searching transcripts, content, and footage notes
The challenge
Users can currently search assets by file name or creator name. This is useful in some cases, but users often do not remember who created a specific clip or what the file was called — especially when clips have generic or random names like “image123”.
Our approach
Improve the existing asset search functionality so users can find assets based on additional database-backed metadata, especially:
Example
If a user remembers that they created clips at a trade fair in Hamburg, and the protagonists in the video talk about Hamburg, searching for “Hamburg” should return those clips because the transcript contains that word.
Expected outcome
Users can rediscover relevant footage faster and more reliably by searching across meaningful asset context such as transcripts, content, and notes — not just file names and creator names.
Users can currently search assets by file name or creator name. This is useful in some cases, but users often do not remember who created a specific clip or what the file was called — especially when clips have generic or random names like “image123”.
Our approach
Improve the existing asset search functionality so users can find assets based on additional database-backed metadata, especially:
- Spoken content from video clips, using the transcript
- Notes added to footage items
- Other searchable content or context associated with an asset
Example
If a user remembers that they created clips at a trade fair in Hamburg, and the protagonists in the video talk about Hamburg, searching for “Hamburg” should return those clips because the transcript contains that word.
Expected outcome
Users can rediscover relevant footage faster and more reliably by searching across meaningful asset context such as transcripts, content, and notes — not just file names and creator names.
Comments1
May 20
PinnedThis feature is now available! 🚀
Pro tip: This works best in combination with our new AI automation, which automatically summarizes the video content you upload to Mozaik and adds the summary to the clip’s notes. This makes your entire library searchable! Contact us if you’d like to know how to set this up.