Video editing and meta data labeling
The project involved preparing raw video material for an editor by performing video annotation and labeling tasks. The scope included segmenting long video files into meaningful clips, tagging scenes with descriptive labels (e.g., interview, event highlight, b-roll, transitions), and marking timestamps for key moments such as speaker changes, audience reactions, or important visual cues. This structured labeling allowed the video editor to quickly navigate the footage, identify relevant scenes, and streamline the editing workflow. Additional tasks included organizing metadata, applying quality checks to ensure timestamps were accurate, and categorizing clips according to the production storyboard. The project size encompassed several hours of raw footage per week, systematically labeled into dozens of usable clips. Quality measures included consistency in labeling according to predefined guidelines, cross-checking with the storyboard requirements, and periodic reviews with editors