Review a cut on the asset page

One page holds the whole internal review: frame-accurate player on the left, and everything about the asset in four tabs on the right.

Click any asset and you land on its review page: the player on the left, a tabbed pad on the right, and everything you need to judge a cut without leaving the page.

Screenshot: asset-page-layout-1
Player left, everything else right: Transcript, Tags, Versions, and Info in one pad.

The player

Frame-accurate and keyboard-first: Space to play, arrow keys to step single frames, J and L to jump, a timecode display that cycles formats when clicked. The full list lives in Player shortcuts. Above the player you will also find Set In / Set Out for non-destructive trims and Set Thumbnail for the poster frame.

The right pad, tab by tab

• Transcript: transcribe the clip in your browser, click any line to jump the player there, select text to comment at that timecode.
• Tags: add and remove tags with autocomplete, assign categories.
• Versions: the Version History. Add a version, preview an older one safely, roll back with Make active, or mark one Visible to reviewers.
• Info: the technical read: duration, dimensions, and the file facts you reach for when a deliverable spec is in question.

Two header controls worth knowing

Click the asset name to rename it inline. And the Public Link toggle publishes this one asset as a simple single-clip page with a shareable URL, the fast path when a full reel is more than the moment needs.

This page is your team's side. What clients see when you share is a review link, and it has its own guide.