Freelance-AI Prompt Engineer

This is a remote position.

We are looking for a highly creative and technically skilled AI Prompt Engineer to work on a high-quality, professional feature film intended for theatrical release. This role sits at the intersection of cinematography, storytelling, and AI generation, requiring someone who understands a director’s vision and can translate it into powerful AI-driven visuals.

If you have a strong sense of camera, framing, lighting, and cinematic storytelling, along with expertise in AI prompting tools, this is a unique opportunity to be part of a next-generation filmmaking process.

Key Responsibilities

• Translate director’s vision and narrative intent into effective AI prompts for visual generation
• Create high-quality, cinematic AI-generated visuals aligned with film production standards
• Collaborate closely with directors, editors, and creative teams to maintain visual consistency
• Apply knowledge of camera angles, lighting, shot composition, and cinematography in prompt creation
• Experiment with and optimize prompts for realistic and stylized outputs
• Stay updated with the latest advancements in AI tools and visual generation techniques
• Ensure continuity and coherence across scenes generated using AI
• Troubleshoot and refine outputs to match professional film quality benchmarks

Requirements

• Strong understanding of cinematography, framing, lighting, and visual storytelling
• Experience with AI image/video generation tools (e.g., Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Runway, etc.)
• Excellent English communication skills (written & verbal)
• Ability to interpret and execute creative direction from film makers
• Strong prompt engineering skills with attention to detail
• Creative mindset with a strong visual imagination

Benefits

• Work on a cutting-edge AI-powered feature film
• Be part of an innovative team redefining filmmaking using AI
• Opportunity to contribute to a theatrical release project
• Creative freedom and exposure to next-gen production techniques

Originally posted on Himalayas