Creative judgment for video and image models
发布时间:2026-10-14 | 浏览:1
Human data for video and image models
Top creative professionals who have worked for the biggest channels on the internet. They rank, score and mark up what your model makes, against your rubric.
Experts from 150+ countries Scoped per project
Prompt UGC style, 9:16. A woman pours coffee and tells the camera why she gets up at 6. Handheld, warm morning light.
01 Who judges your model
The people judging your model's short-form video should be the ones the biggest channels hire to make it.
The professionals on Roster have worked for channels with 1B+ combined followers . For your project, we brief the ones whose experience fits the task.
Work that needs a trained eye .
The tasks post-training teams already run, done by people who make this content for a living. Each card shows what comes back.
A or B, with the reason
Two generations, one prompt. The rater picks per dimension, ties allowed, and writes one line on why.
Feeds reward models
Scores against your rubric
Each clip or image scored 1 to 5 per criterion, with a short rationale your researchers can read.
Feeds evals and graded RL
Every defect, timestamped
Hands, faces, text, physics and continuity across a cut, pinned to the frame and labeled by type.
Feeds fine-grained reward models
Taste, written as criteria
Senior creatives write the criteria and the eval prompts for what they know best: hooks, pacing, captions and thumbnails.
Feeds benchmarks and holdout evals
Prompts that break your model
Creatives write the requests that should fail: a real creator's likeness, a brand logo, fake UGC for a product claim. Each failure comes back with its seeds.
Feeds safety evals
Captions in an editor's words
Dense captions that name shot, motion, cut and pacing, plus hand-picked reference clips with notes on why they work.
Feeds SFT and quality tuning
03 Scoping tool
Scope the pool your project needs .
Pick the modality, task, seniority and volume to see the shape of a pilot. Send it to us with the form below.
04 How a project runs
Start small, then scale .
You brief us, we find the professionals and run them on your project. The method stays yours, and the shape is the usual one for a new rater pool.
You brief us on the task
Share the task, your guidelines and a few labeled examples. We tell you who fits and whether we can staff it.
A small cohort works a sample
A handful of raters from the network work a sample batch against your gold items, in the tool you already use.
Splits get discussed
Disagreements on subjective items are reviewed with your team and the guidelines tighten. You keep the raters who converge on your rubric.
Grow what works, or stop
Add raters who match the calibrated profile, or end after the pilot. Each project is scoped on its own.
Roster in numbers
countries the experts on Roster work from
combined followers across the channels on Roster
Channels on Roster
Subscribers on YouTube
Stokes Twins 147M · Comedy
Alan Chikin Chow 71M · Comedy
Alan Chikin Chow
Jordan Matter 27M · Kids & Family
27M · Kids & Family
Chloe Ting 25M · Fitness
Jesser 23M · Sports
Nick DiGiovanni 22M · Food
Nick DiGiovanni
Rebecca Zamolo 17M · Lifestyle
17M · Lifestyle
06 Get in touch
Brief us on your next eval .
Send us the scope and we'll reply by email.