Visual Storytelling Prompt Writer
alignerrDenver (CO)
About the role
Visual Storytelling Prompt WriterWe're looking for writers with a filmmaker's eye to help train the next generation of AI video models. At Alignerr, we partner with leading AI research labs that need humans who can watch a scene and translate it into precise, expressive language — capturing not just what's on screen, but how it feels, moves, and means. This is a creative role with real impact. Your words will teach AI systems to understand the craft of visual storytelling. Watch video clips and write structured prompts that capture their visual storytelling Describe characters, settings, camera angles, movement, mood, and atmosphere Balance technical film language with narrative and emotional context Produce multiple prompt variants when required, noting how each shifts interpretation Follow style guides for wording, specificity, and point of view Maintain a consistent, precise writing voice across large batches of clips A strong writer with a sharp eye for visual detail and cinematic language Comfortable describing shots, composition, and mood without relying on dialogue or script Familiar with film fundamentals — framing, camera movement, pacing, tone Able to follow structured guidelines and produce consistent, high-quality output Self-directed and reliable when working independently on creative tasks Experience writing prompts for generative AI image or video tools Background in creative writing, screenwriting, filmmaking, or storyboarding Familiarity with cinematic terminology and visual grammar Work on cutting-edge AI projects with top research labs Fully remote and flexible — work on your own schedule Freelance perks: creative autonomy, variety, and global collaboration Contribute to meaningful work shaping how AI understands human storytelling Potential for ongoing work and contract extension
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