Project Keid - Native Arabic Speaker - Short Video Recording (Turkey)

We’re running a short video data collection project for one of our clients. We’re looking for native Arabic speakers across multiple Arabic-speaking countries and dialects to record a 15–20 second video, speaking naturally in Arabic and looking directly into the camera. The videos collected will be used to help train and evaluate an AI model that distinguishes real, human-recorded video from AI-generated (synthetic) video.

Project Details:

Start Date: ASAP

Duration: 1 session

Commitment: 1 hour.

Job Type: Freelance

Location: Turkey (Remote)

Language/Dialects:Iraqi

Pay Rate: $6.50/ per accepted Video

$6.50 per approved video, plus a 25% bonus for first-attempt quality (up to $8.13). You get 20% on submission + 80% on approval, with one re-record opportunity if your first video needs adjustments.

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Eligibility

- 18 years of age or older.

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Native Arabic speaker (self-identified). You may be asked to complete a brief screening step to confirm your dialect before your submission is finalized.

What you’ll do

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Record a single 15–20 second video in your native Arabic dialect.

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Speak naturally (no script). Suggested prompts: briefly introduce yourself, mention where you live, or talk about an interest/hobby.

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Look directly at the camera the whole time.

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After recording, answer a few short questions about yourself (e.g., age range, country, dialect) to help us organize the dataset.

Recording specifications (must meet all to be accepted)

- Video quality: 1080p or higher

- Length: 15–20 seconds

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Framing: Head-and-shoulders, face centered and fully visible

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Lighting/background: Well-lit face (no harsh shadows), plain/neutral background

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Expression: Neutral/relaxed while speaking naturally

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Audio: Clear speech, no background noise, music, or echo

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Orientation: Portrait or landscape acceptable (hold steady, no shaky footage)

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Environment: Quiet indoor setting preferred

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Prohibited: Filters/beauty modes, sunglasses, hats/hoods, face coverings, headphones/earbuds, watermarks, stickers, borders, other people/pets in frame

Your Privacy

Before you begin, you’ll be asked to review and accept a consent form explaining how your video and any information you provide will be used, stored, and who it will be shared with.

Originally posted on Himalayas