Pick up a client job without rebuilding their archive
Usage example
Locate originals, references and previous deliveries to prepare the next version your client requests.
A client returns months later asking for a vertical version of a video you delivered. You remember the piece, but there were several revisions and unused shots.
Start with the approved delivery
Find the project in Polimake and check which version the client received. Search for scenes needed in the new format and check whether the originals allow the crop. Gather the current logo and copy too.
Recover the working context
Match that selection to the editable project in your working folder. Check its dependencies before starting: fonts, music, links to originals and editor version. The visual archive helps you find resources; your editing tool opens and modifies the project.
Prepare the new delivery
Reframe the footage, adjust the text and review it at the target size. Save the new delivery with its format and date, along with a note about the brief.
Result
An adaptation based on earlier work and a project you can return to when the next request arrives.
To choose between adapting and producing again, see the guide to reusing creative work.