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Jul 30, 2026
We publish Monitor the Robots, covering humanoid and industrial robotics. The copy, layouts and voice-overs are done. What software still can't do — in both formats — is find the real image or clip that actually shows the story. It can't tell a photo of this surgery from a stock operating room, or notice that a clip shows a different robot than the sentence describes. That hunt and that judgement are the whole job.
You source all visuals yourself. We supply none. You dig through the outlets that covered the story, manufacturer channels, press kits, YouTube. We give you a tutorial on exactly where and how to look, so you're not guessing. We give you the words: final carousel copy, and the finished voice-over plus script for reels.
Carousels
You get final copy for 4–8 slides
Find one image per slide, high quality
No design, no retouching, the template exists
Some inspiration :
Reels
You get the finished English voice-over and script
Find the footage, burn in word-by-word subtitles (auto-generate is fine, but fix every timing)
Deliver one MP4: 1080×1920, 30fps, 20–45s, plus the source URL of every clip used
Here some editing inspiration :
Rules — both formats
It shows this event. Never stock.
Sharp. Never upscaled to fill a frame. For reels prefer 4K/1440p, since a 9:16 crop throws away.
Never contradicts the copy. No repeated shots.
Reels only
Footage fills the frame — no bars, no blurred-edge fill
All text inside the safe box: 810×1080 (x 135–945, y 420–1500)
No blur, no shadow, no stroke on text. Text sometimes sits on a bright shot — that's our choice, don't "fix" it.
Accent orange #ff7a1a. Never yellow.
Never our voice-over and footage audio at the same time.
Volume & pay:
2 Carrousel a Day + 1 post news a day + 3 Reels a day = 60 carousels + 30 news post + 90 reels per week ·
Total every month 300$ + Bonus if good work - Aim to reach 400$ after 2 month of work
To apply
Five examples of image selection or reels you edited, say which parts were yours.
Answer this: a story says a robot performed live surgery. Where do you start looking for a usable photo of the actual robot, and how do you tell it apart from a stock operating room?
Start your first line with ORANGE.