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Video Production Specialist

micro1

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RemotePosted 3d ago$20 - $60/hr

Overview

micro1 is engaging Video Production Specialists to contribute to a customer's dynamic project focused on elevating multimedia experiences. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters.

What You’ll Do

  • Produce, edit, and deliver high-quality video content according to project specifications and creative briefs
  • Review and analyze video footage for narrative coherence, visual appeal, and technical accuracy
  • Provide actionable feedback on video assets to support AI model training and evaluation
  • Document video production processes, workflows, and best practices using clear written communication
  • Collaborate virtually with project stakeholders to align on content objectives and creative direction
  • Curate or source video materials that exemplify various genres, production techniques, and storytelling approaches
  • Contribute subject matter expertise in video production to inform data labeling, annotation, and system improvements

Requirements

  • Video production
  • Video editing
  • Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Final Cut Pro
  • DaVinci Resolve
  • Visual storytelling
  • Written communication
  • Verbal communication
  • Remote collaboration
  • Attention to detail

Who Should Apply

Apply if you're a skilled video editor who can work autonomously on specifications and enjoy the technical craft of production—color grading, workflow optimization, codec troubleshooting—as much as the creative side. This role will frustrate you if you need close creative direction, prefer synchronous collaboration, or want to develop a singular creative vision; you're providing craft labor to support AI training, not directing content.

Salary Insight

This is a contract role with a broad pay band ($20–$60/hr), which likely reflects the wide range of experience levels they're considering. The lower end may suit newer video editors working part-time or on specific projects; the upper end would go to specialists with extensive production experience and a strong portfolio. Clarify during initial conversation whether the rate is tied to experience level, project complexity, or availability.

Required Skills

Adobe Premiere ProFinal Cut ProDaVinci ResolveVideo editingVisual storytelling

Compensation

$20 - $60/hr

Location
Remote
Engagement
Contract
Posted
3d ago

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Application Tip

Lead with 2–3 concrete examples from your portfolio that show range: a project where you solved a technical production problem, one that demonstrates visual storytelling across different genres, and one that required clear documentation or feedback (annotation work, internal wikis, or detailed notes to stakeholders all signal you'll excel at the AI training aspect). The broader the portfolio, the stronger your case—they're looking for specialists who can evaluate and discuss *why* certain production choices work.

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