Film Scene Description Specialist
Alignerr · Remote · Translation / linguistics
Film Scene Description Specialist is an open role at Alignerr, available remotely, with pay listed as $40–$120/hr.
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At a glance
- Pay
- $40–$120/hrStated by Alignerr
- Location
- Remote
- Work type
- Translation / linguistics
- Listed
- Since Oct 4, last confirmed Oct 22
How the pay compares
Higher than 88% of the 87 distinct hourly rates advertised for Translation / linguistics roles right now. Hourly USD, top of each advertised range, one count per distinct rate. Same method as the Pay Index.
From Alignerr’s listing
“Film Scene Description Specialist (AI Training) About the Role What if your love of film and visual storytelling could directly influence how AI understands the language of cinema?”
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Film Scene Description Specialist (AI Training) About the Role What if your love of film and visual storytelling could directly influence how AI understands the language of cinema? We're looking for Film Scene Description Specialists to watch short video clips and translate what they see into precise, structured scene breakdowns — helping AI systems learn how stories are told through image, movement, and mood. This is a fully remote, flexible contract role open to anyone with a sharp eye for visual detail and a genuine interest in how scenes are crafted. No professional film experience or formal training required. Organization : Alignerr Type : Hourly Contract Location : Remote Commitment : 10–40 hours/week What You'll Do Watch short film or video clips and break them down into structured, beat-by-beat visual descriptions Describe camera movement, framing, blocking, pacing, and compositional choices with precision Capture mood, tone, and emotional subtext using purely visual indicators — no dialogue references Follow standardized formatting guidelines to produce consistent, high-quality scene summaries Re-watch clips as needed to ensure accuracy and depth of description Maintain quality and consistency across a high volume of scene analyses Who You Are Genuinely interested in film, television, visual storytelling, or cinematography Able to describe what you see on screen with clarity, structure, and specificity Skilled at communicating atmosphere and emotion through visual observation alone Detail-oriented and comfortable following formatting guidelines consistently Self-motivated and reliable when working independently on task-based assignments No professional film industry experience required — passion and a strong eye are what matter Nice to Have Background in film studies, media, photography, or visual arts Experience writing about film — reviews, analysis, scripts, or production notes Familiarity with cinematography terms such as shot types, framing, and camera
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Frequently asked questions
How do I apply for the Film Scene Description Specialist role at Alignerr?
Applications go through Alignerr's own portal - HumanSourcer links to the listing and never collects applications or handles hiring. Alignerr's access model is "Open / self-serve" (Open roles / applications). This listing was first seen here on October 4, 2026 and was still live at the last check.
Is the Film Scene Description Specialist role at Alignerr remote?
Yes - Alignerr lists this role as remote.
What does the Film Scene Description Specialist role at Alignerr pay?
Alignerr lists this role's pay as $40–$120/hr, quoted from the listing rather than estimated.
What kind of work is Film Scene Description Specialist?
Translation / linguistics. AI training, evaluation, coding, writing and specialist review
Is Alignerr a legitimate AI-training platform?
Labelbox expert network - and that relationship is rated "Confirmed" here because it can be checked against labelbox.com rather than taken on Alignerr's word. Confidence describes how well the ownership is evidenced. It is not a rating of how the platform treats the people who work for it, which no public source covers reliably.
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