Cinematography Analysis

Cinematography Analysis (AI Training) About The Role We're looking for cinematography professionals and advanced film students to help train the next generation of AI systems to understand visual storytelling. Your expertise in camera work, shot composition, and scene structure will directly shape how AI perceives and describes film — work that matters at the frontier of AI development. Organization: AlignerrType: Hourly ContractLocation: RemoteCommitment: Flexible, minimum 15 hrs/week What You'll Do Analyze film clips and describe camera movement, framing choices, pacing, and blocking with precisionIdentify scene boundaries and break down visual storytelling into structured, annotated summariesEvaluate camera angles, shot composition, and lighting characteristics using established cinematography principlesProduce beat-by-beat scene analyses following standardized formatting guidelinesMaintain professional judgment and accuracy across a high volume of visual content reviews Who You Are Background in cinematography, film directing, editing, or formal film school trainingAbility to describe visual scenes with depth and specificity — without relying on dialogueStrong structured writing skills with a knack for translating what you see into clear, analytical languageDetail-oriented and comfortable re-watching clips to ensure accuracySelf-motivated and reliable working independently in an async environment Nice to Have Experience with script coverage, storyboarding, or pre-visualization workflowsUnderstanding of narrative scene structure and storytelling fundamentalsFamiliarity with AI annotation or data labeling workflows Why Join Us Put your film knowledge to work on cutting-edge AI projects with leading research labsFully remote and asynchronous — work on your own schedule from anywhereFreelance freedom: autonomy, flexibility, and variety in every projectContribute to meaningful work that shapes how AI understands the visual language of cinemaPotential for ongoing work and contract extension as new projects launch