Glossary

A piece of content sent out to be watched — the basic unit of ClearView Rush. A review is a Cut, a Dailies Reel, or a general review with no type.

A review made from a day's rushes — the raw takes from the shoot, organised into shots you can jump between in the player.

A review of an edit — an assembly, a rough cut, a locked picture.

A review with no type set — just media, without a scene list or slate metadata. Used for anything that isn't a cut or a dailies reel, such as camera tests, lookbooks or VFX turnovers.

The building blocks of a Dailies Reel. The strip along the bottom of the player lists every shot; you can view them in Shot (shooting) order or Script (story) order.

A review that hasn't been published yet. Only its creator can see it.

Making a draft review visible beyond its creator — it becomes shareable, and enters its project's workflow if one is running.

Your library — everything you can watch, with new arrivals and half-watched reviews surfaced at the top.
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​Focus

Where the reviews that need your attention gather — the ones still waiting on you to watch or release. Workspace Managers get a wider, workspace-level view here.
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​All Reviews

The full, searchable list of every review you have access to, including ones you've finished with.
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Watchlist

A personal collection of reviews you put together yourself — like a playlist. Watchlists can be shown as their own row in your Screening Room.
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The visible overlay on the picture identifying who is watching. It's part of your production's security settings.
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Workflow

The path a review follows after publishing — an ordered series of stages, each with its own audience. For example: editorial first, then the director, then everyone.

One step in a workflow. When a review reaches a stage, it appears in the Focus of everyone assigned to that stage.

Moving a review from its current stage to the next one. Only people made releasers for a stage see the Release button.
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Your company or studio's home in ClearView Rush. An account contains one or more workspaces.

A self-contained working area within an account — its own members, roles and projects. A show or a department typically gets its own workspace.

Where reviews live within a workspace — usually one per production. Who can see a review is decided by who is on its project.
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Rush Portal

The upload side of ClearView Rush — where new content is imported, turned into reviews and published.
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What you're allowed to do in a workspace. The roles are: