We're looking for Film Scene Description Specialists to watch short video clips and transform what they see into detailed, structured scene breakdowns — helping AI systems learn how to understand the visual language of film and television.
What if your eye for visual storytelling could help shape the future of artificial intelligence?
This is a fully remote, flexible contract role ideal for anyone with a passion for cinema, TV, or visual media. Whether you're a film enthusiast, a screenwriting hobbyist, or just someone who notices the details most people miss — this role is built for you. No formal film experience required.
Why Join Us
Work on cutting-edge AI projects alongside leading research labs.
Fully remote and flexible — work when and where it suits you.
Freelance autonomy with the structure of meaningful, creative task-based work.
Put your love of film to practical use in a way that genuinely matters.
Potential for ongoing work and contract extension as new projects launch.
Responsibilities
Watch short video clips and break them down into structured, beat-by-beat visual descriptions.
Describe camera movement, framing, shot composition, blocking, and scene pacing.
Convey mood, tone, and emotional subtext using purely visual indicators — no dialogue references.
Follow clear formatting guidelines to produce consistent, high-quality scene summaries.
Re-watch clips as needed to ensure accuracy and completeness.
Maintain output quality and consistency across a high volume of scene descriptions.
Required skills
Genuinely interested in film, television, visual storytelling, or cinematography.
Able to articulate what you see with clarity, precision, and creative sensitivity.
Strong structured writing skills with a natural eye for detail.
Comfortable working independently and managing your own workflow.
Patient and thorough — willing to re-watch clips to get the description right.
Preferred skills
Background in film studies, media production, screenwriting, or visual arts.
Experience writing scene analyses, shot lists, or production breakdowns.
Familiarity with cinematic terminology (e.g., mise-en-scène, coverage, blocking).
Experience with content annotation or structured writing tasks.
Experience and education
No professional film, production, or screenwriting experience required.
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