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Paid video and photo recording jobs for AI at micro1

Remote contract roles recording first-person video, 360 degree footage and photos used as AI training data, plus video and photo annotation roles. Read from micro1's public job list on October 29, 2026.

A mirrorless camera, an action camera, a 360 camera and a mini tripod

Short answer

micro1 lists 17 video and photo data collection roles right now. It is contract work recording or labeling footage and photos for AI training, not content creation for your own channel. 2 of the 17 state hours on the listing. None of the 17 roles states a plain hourly rate on the listing. These are listed rates, not earnings, and hours are not guaranteed. Where a listing gives pay per task or per project, the figure is on the role page.

Open roles

Video recording roles

RoleListed payWhere
360° Video Recorder (Insta360 / GoPro MAX)$20 per hourRemote, no country limit stated
At-Home Video RecorderNot statedRemote, 40 listed US states
At-Home Video Recorder (LATAM)Not statedRemote, 12 listed Latin American and Caribbean countries
At-Work Video Recorder [for Business Owners]Not statedRemote, 32 listed countries
Car-Mounted 360° Video Recorder$15 to $20 per hourRemote, no country limit stated
Exocentric Video RecorderNot statedRemote, no country limit stated
Vlogger (Insta360, DJI Osmo, GoPro MAX)Not statedRemote, no country limit stated

Photo roles

RoleListed payWhere
AI Photo RaterNot statedRemote, United States
Paid Photo Contributor Opportunity$140Remote, North America, Latin America or EMEA
Paid Photo Contributor Opportunity (Alaska-based)$140Remote, Alaska-based participants
Paid Photo Contributor Opportunity (Hawaii-based)$140Remote, Hawaii-based participants
PhotographerNot statedRemote, no country limit stated
Senior PhotographerNot statedRemote, no country limit stated

Video annotation roles

RoleListed payWhere
Data-Video Generalist (US-based)Not statedRemote, US, only in a listed set of states
Video Annotation SpecialistNot statedRemote, no country limit stated
Video Data Annotation SpecialistNot statedRemote, no country limit stated
Video Data AnnotatorNot statedRemote, no country limit stated

What the work involves

On the listings we read, recorders film household or work tasks with a smartphone from a first-person view, capture 360-degree driving footage, or photograph themselves as the instructions describe. Annotation roles label short video and audio clips and check AI descriptions of multimedia content.

Who qualifies

The listings name the equipment you need, such as a supported phone model or a 360-degree camera, and some are limited to named regions or states. Photo and annotation roles ask for photography or annotation experience in some cases. Check each listing for its own requirements.

What you may be asked to share

Some roles involve filming your home or workplace or photographing yourself. Read what a listing asks you to share, record or connect before you start, and decline anything you are not comfortable with.

Hours and how it works

micro1 describes its expert work as remote contract work. You apply, complete an AI interview, certify, and are matched to projects by recruiters; certification does not guarantee a project. 2 of the 17 roles state hours or a weekly commitment on the listing. Hours are not guaranteed.

Before you apply

Collection listings usually specify the device, the setting and the number of items. Read the equipment and location requirements first, because they decide whether you can take part.

Roles open and close without notice, and the same title can appear more than once with different terms, so check the listing itself before you start.

See video and photo roles on micro1

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Frequently asked questions

Can I get paid to record video for AI at micro1?

micro1 lists 17 video and photo data collection roles on its public job list, most of them recording or photography roles described as remote contract work. Listings open and close without notice.

What equipment do I need?

The listings name it: for example a supported phone model or a 360-degree action camera. Equipment requirements are on each listing.

Is this the same as selling photos or videos?

No. These are contract roles to record or label material for AI training under a project, with its own rules for what you record and share.

How much do these roles pay?

None of the 17 roles states a plain hourly rate on the listing. These are listed rates, not earnings, and hours are not guaranteed. Where a listing gives pay per task or per project, the figure is on the role page. Pay for the others is set per project; check the role page and your contract.

How do I apply for video and photo roles at micro1?

Pick a role below, open its listing on micro1 and apply there. Applying starts with an AI interview, then certification and matching to projects by recruiters. micro1 says certification does not guarantee a project. See how to become an AI trainer.

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Sources and method

  • micro1 public job listings, read October 29, 2026. Roles are grouped by title, and pay is shown only where the listing states it.
  • Roles are grouped by what the listing is about (video recording roles, photo roles, video annotation roles), not by pay or referral payout. Counts of roles with stated hours and worldwide roles are read from each listing's hours and location lines.

Listings change without notice. If something here is out of date, tell us.