Capture jobs · Actively recruiting
Get paid to record first-person video of real work
- Projects
- 4 active
- Countries
- 13
- Study 4
- 10,000 videos
- Phone tasks
- 15 accepted
Active projects
Which capture projects are open right now?
Each card summarizes one project. The full scope, equipment and rules live on the project’s scope page.
- Actively capturing
Study 4: First-Person Video Capture
Head-mounted, first-person video of one person doing one everyday activity, in 10-minute clips.
- 10,000 videos · 138 activities
- 8 countries · 200+ people on camera
- Insta360 X5, FreeFrame, 4608 × 4608
- Live capture
Phone Capture: USA
Wear your phone on a head mount and record first-person video of real work at commercial and industrial sites.
- Individuals and teams welcome
- Head-mounted phone, one camera
- Clips from 1 to 30 minutes
- Actively capturingAlso in Spanish
Phone Capture: Latin America
Record first-person video of real work at commercial and industrial sites in Honduras, Chile, Argentina and Colombia.
- Honduras · Chile · Argentina · Colombia
- 15 accepted workplace tasks
- Also in Spanish
- Actively capturing
Phone Capture: Uzbekistan
Record first-person video of real work at commercial and industrial sites in Uzbekistan, with the same scope as Latin America.
- Open in Uzbekistan
- Same 15 tasks as Latin America
- Clips from 60 seconds to 30 minutes
Every project on this page is ongoing and actively capturing.
By country
Which countries can I record in?
Thirteen countries have an open project. Pick yours to see what you can record there and how to apply.
| Country | Open projects |
|---|---|
| United States | Study 4: First-Person Video Capture Project · Phone Capture: USA |
| United Kingdom | Study 4: First-Person Video Capture Project |
| Canada | Study 4: First-Person Video Capture Project |
| India | Study 4: First-Person Video Capture Project |
| Singapore | Study 4: First-Person Video Capture Project |
| South Africa | Study 4: First-Person Video Capture Project |
| New Zealand | Study 4: First-Person Video Capture Project |
| Australia | Study 4: First-Person Video Capture Project |
| Honduras | Phone Capture: Latin America |
| Chile | Phone Capture: Latin America |
| Argentina | Phone Capture: Latin America |
| Colombia | Phone Capture: Latin America |
| Uzbekistan | Phone Capture: Uzbekistan |
Study 4 in the USA: contributors in Colorado, Illinois, Texas and Washington are not eligible.
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How do Study 4 and phone capture differ?
Study 4 records everyday activities on a 360 camera. Phone capture records real work on a head-mounted phone.
| Study 4 | Phone capture | |
|---|---|---|
| What you record | One everyday activity, one person, in one continuous clip | Real work at commercial and industrial sites |
| Camera | Insta360 X5 or X6, FreeFrame, single lens, 4608 × 4608 | A phone from the accepted list, one camera only |
| Mount | Head-mounted, camera turned horizontally | Head-mounted at forehead level, angled down so palms and fingers stay in frame |
| Clip length | 10 minutes | 60 seconds to 30 minutes |
| Where | USA, UK, Canada, India, Singapore, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia | USA, Honduras, Chile, Argentina, Colombia, Uzbekistan |
| Scope page | Study 4 scope | Phone capture scope (USA, Latin America, Uzbekistan) |
Phone capture tasks
What work can I record with a phone?
Latin America and Uzbekistan accept 15 workplace tasks. Each page explains where the task counts and what gets footage flagged.
- Vehicle Service & Repair
- Commercial Cleaning
- Commercial Food Production
- Construction & Renovation Work
- Event Setup & Teardown
- Farm, Field & Grounds Work
- Hair Salon Work
- Hotel Work
- Industrial Laundry Operation
- Manufacturing & Production Work
- Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical
- Restaurant & Commercial Kitchen Work
- Retail & Store Work
- Warehouse & Logistics Work
- Workshop & Fabrication Work
The list can grow. Tell us the task and the workplace where it happens, and we will confirm whether it can be added.
Study 4 onboarding
What does Study 4 onboarding cover?
Watch the walkthrough before you apply or send a quote.
Providers
Hear from our providers
Providers already capturing, in their own words.
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Wesley
Provider testimonial
Yohance
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Eric
Provider testimonial · Spanish
Testimonio en español
FAQ
Common questions
- What are first-person video capture jobs?
- You wear a camera on your head and record what you see while you do a real activity or real work, with your hands in view. The footage is used for AI training. Each project publishes its own scope, camera rules and acceptance standards.
- Which projects are recruiting now?
- Four ongoing projects: Study 4 (first-person everyday activities in 8 countries), Phone Capture USA, Phone Capture Latin America (Honduras, Chile, Argentina, Colombia) and Phone Capture Uzbekistan.
- Can I apply as a team?
- Yes. Every project welcomes individuals and teams. Study 4 needs at least 200 different people wearing the camera, so teams that can bring several contributors are especially welcome.
- Do I need filming experience?
- No filming experience is needed for Study 4. For every project, read the scope page first: it covers the camera setup, mounting, what to record and what gets footage flagged.
- Is Brazil included in the Latin America project?
- No. Phone Capture Latin America is open in Honduras, Chile, Argentina and Colombia. Brazil is not included.
- How do I get started?
- Pick a project, read its scope page, then use Apply to Participate. Teams quoting Study 4 volume use Send a Quote. Onboarding details are on the provider onboarding and Study 4 onboarding pages.
Ready to capture?
Tell us where you are, what you can record and whether you are applying alone or as a team. Teams quoting Study 4 volume can send a quote.