Video data collection
Full-Body Video Data Collection
We're exploring a new opportunity: paid work recording short videos of everyday tasks, things like retail work, home chores, cooking, cleaning, logistics, using a set of cameras we provide. One worn on your head, two on your wrists, plus a couple of external cameras on a tripod. This is for an AI training project.
This is a first-round check for interest, not a final offer yet. A few details, including the exact pay rate, are still being confirmed with our client, so nothing below is locked in.
What we can say now:
Time: roughly a week, using equipment we lend you, doing a handful of your own everyday tasks on camera. No acting, no staged scenes, just your normal routine.
Pay:
USD 6 per accepted hour of usable footage. If you own the approved wrist cameras yourself (and are willing to use them), USD 7.50 per accepted hour instead. Not all recorded footage gets accepted, only footage that meets the technical requirements is paid.
Requirements:
18 or older. No minors may appear in the footage at all, full stop. Comfortable being filmed doing ordinary tasks.
Before any paid work:
A short unpaid trial recording, so we can confirm the footage meets the technical requirements.
If this sounds interesting, let us know, and we'll follow up with full details, exact pay, timing, and next steps, once things are confirmed on our side.
This project is not confirmed yet
We are bidding for this work and gauging how many people are available before we commit to it. Nothing here is an offer, and we will only start once the client confirms.- where
- Anywhere
- closes
- 30 September 2026
- rate
- USD 6.00 per recorded hour Indicative, not a committed rate
- managed by
- DeeLab, with a team lead on the crew
We staff from our own trained pool. Join it and we will match you against this and everything else we take on, you do not apply gig by gig.
Join the pool Start free at the Academy (opens in a new tab)We do not charge talent, ever. We do not publish a rate we have not agreed. And we do not name the client until written agreements exist with both them and the crew.