Audiovisual Producer - Remote
yo ai labsNew York (NY)
About the role
Audiovisual Producer
Role Type: Contractor
Location: Remote
Job Summary:
We are engaging Audiovisual Producers to support an innovative AI project. You'll review and annotate robotic videos and audiovisual content, assess visual and audio quality, and provide accurate labels and feedback. No prior AI or annotation experience is required.
Key Responsibilities:
Review and annotate robotic videos and audiovisual content.
Identify visual and audio elements, actions, events, and quality issues.
Classify and label video segments according to guidelines.
Assess video and audio quality, including framing, synchronization, continuity, and clarity.
Identify inconsistencies, errors, and unusual events.
Provide clear written descriptions and feedback.
Follow annotation guidelines consistently and maintain accuracy.
Collaborate remotely with project teams and incorporate feedback.
Required Skills:
Audiovisual or video production experience
Video and audio fundamentals
Video editing or production tools
Visual observation and content analysis
Attention to detail
Written and verbal English communication
Ability to follow structured guidelines
Remote work skills
Preferred Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Audiovisual Production, Film, Media, Communications, or a related field.
Experience in video editing, media review, quality control, or post-production.
Experience with data annotation, video labeling, or AI training is a plus.
Experience categorizing audiovisual content using structured guidelines.
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