360-Degree Video Collection Specialist

You will collect real-world video that helps train AI systems. Record yourself completing ordinary activities while walking, moving through indoor and outdoor spaces, and completing vehicle navigation or driving-related tasks.

• Use an action camera or 360-degree camera with at least a 170-degree field of view and 720p resolution.
• Mount the camera above and behind you, angle it slightly downward, and keep your full body and surrounding context visible.
• Create continuous clips that are at least 60 seconds long.
• Keep the camera stable and the relevant activity and environment clearly visible.
• Securely mount the camera to a vehicle for navigation tasks.
• Follow recording, positioning, quality, and safety instructions.
• Upload video files for review and submit footage that meets the project specifications.

This is part-time contract work. You should be comfortable recording across different settings, handling video files, and following detailed instructions carefully.

• Pay: $15 to $30 per hour.
• Location: Open to candidates in the countries specified for this role across the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.
• Language: Fluent English.
• Camera: Access to an Insta360, DJI Osmo 360, GoPro MAX, or an equivalent camera meeting the field-of-view and resolution requirements.
• Setup: Ability to create a third-person camera position that keeps your full body in frame.
• Activities: Comfortable recording indoor, outdoor, walking, and vehicle-based activities.
• Equipment experience with 360-degree cameras, action cameras, backpack or harness mounts, extension poles, or secure vehicle mounts is helpful.
• Required mounting costs may be reimbursed.

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