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Use your Studio’s taxonomy to find events by exact field values. Get the Studio ID from its URL, then list every available field and value:
The full value lists are returned; nothing is abbreviated. For example, one Studio might have primary_action values such as pick_grasp and place_position, and hands_used values both, left, right, and unspecified. Your Studio’s schema is the source of truth. In this example, primary_action describes what happens in a clip: pick_grasp means someone picks up an object. hands_used identifies the hands involved. The Explore view below selects pick_grasp and both, and shows a matching clip with those labels. Your Studio may have different fields and values. Dataset Studio Explore view with Primary Action set to pick_grasp and Hands Used set to both, alongside a matching clip

Filter and refine

Fields in filters are joined with AND. A list of values for one field means OR within that field:
refined means pick_grasp AND both, matching the screenshot, without changing results. Pass ["left", "both"] for left OR both. Exact-filter iteration fetches subsequent pages as needed. Use results.first(20) for a small sample, or set page_size (1–500) to control request size. For OR across fields, use where:
Groups can nest:
For a repeated field, all_of requires every listed value:
To refine a natural-language search with taxonomy values, see Search a Studio.