YouTube Visual Research Assistant (Finding Ceative Visual Ideas and B-Roll))

Hello!

I run a YouTube channel and need someone to help find interesting, non-obvious visuals (b-roll, clips, images) to match my scripts. This is NOT basic research - huge emphasis on visual research!

You will:
- Read short script sections
- Suggest creative visual ideas (not always literal)
- Find real clips/images that match those ideas

Example:

If the script says:
“Two people took a substance and died”

Bad:
- Pills
- Coffins

Good:
- Empty chairs at a table
- Flickering hospital hallway lights
- Abandoned bedroom with sunlight coming through the window

That’s the level of thinking I expect.

What You’ll Do:
- Suggest 2–3 visual ideas per script line
- Find matching clips/images (YouTube, stock, etc.)
- Send links and organize everything clearly (Google Doc or similar)

Requirements:
- Strong visual taste (you can tell what feels interesting vs generic)
- Understand mood, storytelling, and tone
- NOT overly literal thinking
- Bonus: familiarity with YouTube editing/pacing

Hours & Pay:
- ~15 hrs/week
- $400/month

To apply:

1. Start your application with the word “orange”

2. Answer this:

If the line is "He slowly lost everything," give three (3) different visual ideas that are NOT literal.

3. For EACH idea:
- Include a direct link to a real clip/image you found
- In 1–2 sentences, explain WHY you chose it and how it fits the line

Important:
Do NOT use AI tools for this. I am specifically looking for your personal thinking and taste.