You will review AI-generated video shot by shot, write precise notes on lensing, camera movement, lighting and exposure, and help set standards for what strong cinematography looks like. This fits cinematographers, gaffers, camera operators, DITs or virtual production specialists with 7+ years in film, television or virtual production and credits on at least two professional films. The role is remote for people in the United States and runs about 40 hours a week on weekdays. Pay is listed at $70 to $110/hr as of 2026-10-23.
- Listed at $70 to $110 an hour
- 40 hours a week
- Remote, open to United States
- Field: Creative
- Posted 2026-10-22
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