White Skin Nose-Dot Tracking Video
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I need a short, well-lit recording of a white-skinned individual looking straight into the camera while guiding their nose to “connect” 5–7 randomly placed dots that appear on-screen. The action is simple: hover the tip of your nose over one dot, hold for at least one second, glide smoothly to the next, pause again, and continue until every dot is visited.
Key guidelines
• Framing: tight head-and-shoulders shot so both your face and the dots remain clearly visible throughout.
• Dots: feel free to place them digitally on a phone, tablet, or monitor—just make sure their positions are random for each take.
• Duration: about 15–25 seconds is plenty as long as every pause lasts a full second.
• Lighting & quality: neutral lighting, 1080p or better, steady camera (tripod or firmly propped).
• File: deliver the raw MP4 or MOV without edits or overlays beyond the dots themselves.
This clip will feed an AI tracking dataset, so accuracy of nose placement and the one-second pauses matter more than fancy production. If you can provide multiple takes with different dot arrangements, even better—just keep each one in a separate file and label them sequentially.
Once you’re ready, send a download link to the files along with a quick note confirming the dot coordinates you used in each take. I’ll review for clarity, stability, and timing, then release payment.
Key guidelines
• Framing: tight head-and-shoulders shot so both your face and the dots remain clearly visible throughout.
• Dots: feel free to place them digitally on a phone, tablet, or monitor—just make sure their positions are random for each take.
• Duration: about 15–25 seconds is plenty as long as every pause lasts a full second.
• Lighting & quality: neutral lighting, 1080p or better, steady camera (tripod or firmly propped).
• File: deliver the raw MP4 or MOV without edits or overlays beyond the dots themselves.
This clip will feed an AI tracking dataset, so accuracy of nose placement and the one-second pauses matter more than fancy production. If you can provide multiple takes with different dot arrangements, even better—just keep each one in a separate file and label them sequentially.
Once you’re ready, send a download link to the files along with a quick note confirming the dot coordinates you used in each take. I’ll review for clarity, stability, and timing, then release payment.
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