Video data collection
Video collection.Built around your brief.
Participant recruitment, recording guidance and quality checks, with replacements tracked through to agreed delivery.
The specification comes before the sample count.
A useful brief defines who can participate, what they must record and how submissions will be accepted. Our documented experience includes client-platform face-motion video collection.
For AI data platforms, data operations teams and project procurement.
Participant recruitment
Assess eligibility and resource availability against the locations and criteria in the client brief.
Recording guidance
Translate task requirements into practical instructions for duration, movement, framing and capture conditions.
Submission review
Check recordings against the agreed criteria and track issues within the client platform workflow.
Replacement coordination
Keep initial submissions, rejections, replacement work and final accepted output distinct.
What your team receives
- Agreed video submissions
- Authorized submission records
- QC and replacement tracking
- Acceptance summaries
Review built into the work.
Agree the checks and responsibilities before production begins.
Define the recording task
Confirm participant criteria, permitted locations, devices, duration, volume and the collection platform.
Guide and review submissions
Coordinate practical recording instructions and checks against the specified task.
Complete the accepted batch
Track rejected recordings and replacements, then report final accepted output using the agreed measurement.
Deliverables depend on client-platform permissions. Identity documents are not assumed to be shareable. This is a managed collection service, not a catalogue of ready-made datasets.
A relevant project
3,000 videos. Accepted after review.
A participant recruitment and quality-control workflow delivered 3,000 accepted face-motion videos after completing 187 replacement recordings.
- 3,000
- Videos finally accepted
- 93.77%
- First-submission acceptance
Before we start.
Share your participant criteria, recording task, accepted-volume target, platform and review requirements. Do not upload personal recordings.
Does the target mean submitted or accepted recordings?
These must be agreed separately. Our face-motion case distinguishes initial submissions, rejections, replacements and final accepted videos.
Which countries can you cover?
Recruitment feasibility is assessed against each project specification. An eligible-country list is not evidence of delivered coverage in every country.
Do you sell existing datasets?
This page describes managed collection work, not a ready-made dataset marketplace. Share your requirements for a project-level assessment.
Can we discuss a speech collection project?
Yes. Provide languages, speaker criteria, task type, volume and review requirements for a feasibility discussion. The video case is not evidence of speech-data delivery.
Tell us what you need to deliver.
Share your participant criteria, recording task, accepted-volume target, platform and review requirements. Do not upload personal recordings.