Filters are searches that return lists of issues. They don't say anything about the data themselves.
For the total hours, you'll need to take a filter (e.g. "project = X") and push it through a report or gadget that will look at the data (and, in your case, add them up and display the result)
Thanks Nic. I think a better question is how do I run a query across all projects?
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Same answer - run a filter for it. Note that an empty filter will return every issue.
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