Video Shot Annotation Artist

What You'll Do

• Watch and segment video content into individual shots, confirming accurate shot boundaries
• Annotate each shot with camera angle, shot size, and camera movement
• Describe on-screen action in clear, concise, structured language
• Apply stylistic and tonal tags — lighting style, visual mood, genre feel — where relevant
• Use predefined taxonomies and labeling frameworks to ensure consistency across the dataset
• Flag ambiguous transitions, unclear shots, or edge cases for review
• Maintain accuracy and consistency across high-volume annotation workflows

Must-Have

• Strong visual literacy — you notice the difference between a dolly and a zoom, a medium close-up and a cowboy shot
• Solid understanding of core film grammar: shot types, camera angles, and movement terminology
• Comfortable working in structured tools such as labeling interfaces, spreadsheets, or annotation platforms
• High attention to detail with the ability to stay consistent across repetitive tasks

Nice To Have

• Background in video editing, assistant editing, cinematography, or post-production
• Prior experience in data annotation, dataset labeling, or AI training workflows
• Familiarity with film theory or formal visual analysis