Video Shot Annotation Artist

Alignerr; San Francisco (CA); Presencial; USD 41 328 - 68 880; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

A video annotation company is seeking a Video Shot Annotation Artist in San Francisco to segment videos and describe camera angles and movements. Ideal candidates will have strong visual literacy and familiarity with film grammar. Responsibilities include using labeling tools to ensure high-quality, accurate annotations while maintaining speed and attention to detail. This role offers $30 - $50 an hour, allowing candidates to engage in a structured, creative workflow.

Qualificações

• Ability to notice subtle distinctions in video shots.
• Experience with labeling tools, spreadsheets, or structured interfaces.
• Consistent performance across repetitive tasks.

Responsabilidades

• Segment video into individual shots and confirm boundaries.
• Annotate camera angle, shot size, and camera movement.
• Describe on-screen action in clear, concise terms.

Conhecimentos

Strong visual literacy

Familiarity with core film grammar

Attention to detail

Descrição da oferta de emprego

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About Alignerr

Alignerr works with AI labs that need high‑quality, human‑created descriptions of film and video. Our teams help models understand not just “what is on screen,” but how a scene is staged, paced, and emotionally framed.

Role Overview

The Video Shot Annotation Artist works at the shot level, breaking videos into discrete shots and describing camera angle, framing, movement, composition, and on‑screen action. This role blends visual literacy with structured labeling to support large‑scale video annotation workflows.

What You’ll Do

• Segment video into individual shots and confirm boundaries
• Annotate camera angle, shot size, and camera movement
• Describe on‑screen action in clear, concise terms
• Apply stylistic tags when relevant (lighting style, visual tone, genre feel)
• Use predefined taxonomies and labeling sets for consistency
• Flag unclear shots or ambiguous transitions
• Maintain speed and accuracy across high‑volume annotation tasks

What You Bring

• Strong visual literacy and ability to notice subtle shot distinctions
• Familiarity with core film grammar (shot types, angles, movements)
• Comfort working in labeling tools, spreadsheets, or structured interfaces
• Strong attention to detail and ability to stay consistent across repetitive tasks

Nice-to-Have

• Experience in editing, assistant editing, or similar post‑production roles
• Prior experience with annotation or dataset labeling

$30 - $50 an hour