Short Form Video Creator

Original video for AI research

Contribute footage from your own short-form vertical videos to AI research. This part time contract suits creators who regularly film and edit original material and can explain their editing choices. The work focuses on real footage and the process behind it, including shot selection, cuts, on-screen text, and pacing.

What you will contribute

• Supply original raw clips from content you create, following each project's instructions about the footage needed.
• Explain how you edit your videos when a project asks for that context.
• Check that submitted footage meets the requested quality and rights requirements.

Clips are used for AI training. You must hold the necessary rights to everything you share, and each person appearing on camera must be an adult who has agreed to appear.

Creator experience and eligibility

Applicants must be at least 18 years old and have US work authorization. You need to publish original vertical videos at least three times a week and edit your own material. Reposts, compilations, and clips built around trending sounds do not meet that original-content requirement.

Your videos should demonstrate deliberate cuts, on-screen text, and pacing. Footage must be well lit and steady, with clear audio. You should be comfortable speaking to camera, attentive to detail, and able to follow written project guidelines independently.

A following of roughly 10,000 to 100,000 and engagement around 2–3% or higher can strengthen an application, but these are optional. Relevant examples include cooking, DIY, product demonstrations, pets, fitness, daily routines, and hobbies.

Content that may not fit

Family channels featuring children and accounts dominated by reposted or copyrighted clips may not be suitable. The opportunity also may not fit faceless accounts, slideshows, AI-generated content, or accounts consisting only of gameplay or screen recordings.

Pay and working arrangements

Pay is up to $30 per hour, depending on the project. Tasks are remote and asynchronous, with flexible timing, no set schedule, and no minimum number of hours. Opportunities open periodically and depend on project needs, so an application does not guarantee assignments or earnings.