Searching FOOH

Find shots, creators, and jobs with the site search — instant results, typo tolerance, and how the Shots/Talent toggle works.

The search bar sits front and center on the homepage and in the top navigation on every page. Start typing (two characters or more) and a dropdown shows instant results grouped into Shots, Creators, and Jobs — pick one directly, or press Enter to open the full results page.

While there's text in the search bar, a small ✕ appears next to it — click it to reset the search. If you're on a results page, resetting also takes you back to browsing (the library or the talent directory).

What matching can handle

You don't need to type a name exactly the way it's written:

  • Spacing and casing don't matter — danielhannih finds Daniel Hannih.
  • Accents don't matter — sao paulo finds work in São Paulo.
  • Small typos are fine — daniel hanih still finds Daniel Hannih.
  • Several words narrow the search — nike dubai finds work that matches both.

Search looks at titles, creator names and handles, brands, effect tags, industries, and locations.

Who appears in creator results

Creators appear in search (and the talent directory) once they have at least one published shot in the library. A brand-new profile with nothing published yet can still be opened through its direct link and shared — it just isn't surfaced in search until the first work is up.

Shots or Talent

The toggle next to the search bar decides where Enter takes you:

The dropdown always shows both kinds of results, whichever toggle is active.

Refining a result page

A results page is a library page: the same bar of pills sits across the top — Industry, Format, Work type and the Filters drawer (country, campaign type, brand, city, tags) — and works exactly as it does on the library itself, with one difference: the search term is the page's subject, so the All work pill isn't shown and the term is never relaxed when the closest-matches note fills in for an empty combination. Everything about the bar, the drawer and that note is in Browsing the library.

Keyboard

In the dropdown: arrow keys move through the results, Enter opens the highlighted one, Escape closes it. With nothing highlighted, Enter runs the full search.