Set and Production Design Expert

Production designers, set designers, art directors and set decorators review set designs, room setups and production concepts, deciding which works better for a script, brief or budget. They check scale, layout, sightlines, color and materials for actors and camera, catch problems that would surface on shoot day, and write a short rationale for each call. The contract is remote and open worldwide at $55 to $100 per hour; hours are not stated.

What you would do

• Compare set designs, room setups and production concepts and choose the stronger one for a script, brief or budget
• Check scale, layout, sightlines, color and materials for how the space serves actors and camera
• Flag shoot-day problems such as sets that miss the shot, fake-looking materials or period errors
• Confirm each design fits the story, setting and budget
• Write a short rationale for each decision that a reviewer can follow

What the listing asks for

• Professional work as a production designer, set designer, art director, set decorator, assistant art director or theatre designer
• Experience on real productions: scripts or briefs, budgets, builds, shoot or install days and cross-department work
• Comfort with tools such as SketchUp, AutoCAD, Vectorworks, Rhino or Photoshop, or strong hand drafting
• Clear written English and comfort explaining why one design works and another does not

Suits art department professionals from film, TV, theatre, events or photography who can judge a set quickly and explain their call in writing.

Listed pay: $55 to $100 per hour. Where: Remote, worldwide. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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