Film Producer | $40/hr Remote

Posted 2 days ago

crossing hurdlesNew York (NY)

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Junior

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$40.00/hr

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About the role

This range is provided by Crossing Hurdles. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more. Base pay range $40.00/hr - $40.00/hr At Crossing Hurdles, we work as a referral partner. We refer candidates to our partner that collaborates with world’s leading AI research labs to build and train cutting‑edge AI models.
Position: Visual Annotation Expert
Type: Hourly Contract
Compensation: $40/hour
Location: Remote
Commitment: 10–40 hours/week
Role Responsibilities: Analyse short video clips and/or images to produce structured annotations that capture key details such as subjects, objects, environments, audio cues, temporal dynamics, mood, and storytelling elements. Apply judgment to decide which attributes best describe a scene and how to express subtle narrative or emotional cues. Provide clear documentation of findings, ensuring high‑quality annotations to assist AI systems in understanding and interpreting complex visual and narrative information. Collaborate with project leads to ensure precision in following instructions and adapting to evolving project requirements.
Requirements: Experience in media‑related fields (e.g., movie producers, film editors, screenwriters, archivists, media analysts) or similar roles. Strong attention to detail with the ability to identify and document key visual and narrative elements. Ability to follow precise instructions and quickly adapt to new requirements. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Access to a desktop or laptop computer (Chromebooks not supported).
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