Video Production Specialist (US) - Freelance AI Trainer Project

Role overview Evaluate and improve language models’ ability to answer practical questions about video production. The work draws on cinematography, directing, lighting, sound, editing, visual storytelling, and post-production, with an emphasis on testing realistic workflows and clearly documenting where model responses fall short.

Responsibilities - Create and discuss production scenarios and technical questions with AI models. - Check responses for factual accuracy and creative consistency across production topics. - Record reproducible examples of errors, including issues with shot composition, multi-camera work, audio-video sync, lighting, compression, scripting, or broadcast formats. - Identify likely causes of failures and suggest improvements to prompts and evaluation criteria. - Explain your reasoning clearly so findings can inform model evaluation and development.

Requirements - Expertise in video production, such as cinematography, directing, lighting, sound design, editing, or post-production. - Clear written communication and the ability to show how you reached an evaluation. - A degree in film, media production, communications, or a related creative field is preferred; relevant professional experience or a strong portfolio may also demonstrate fit. - Familiarity with production tools such as Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro is useful. - Understanding of studio and field production workflows is beneficial.

Benefits and work setup - Remote, contract work. - The listed hourly range is $8–$65; the final rate depends on experience, expertise, and location. - Contractors provide a secure computer and high-speed internet. Employer-sponsored health insurance and paid time off are not included.