Image Collection - Filipino and Indonesian Food

CheminIndonesia, PhilippinesOn-siteContractListed 1 week ago

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About this role

Cook your everyday food and get paid! 🍜

We’re looking for contributors based in Indonesia and the Philippines to help us collect authentic images and short videos of everyday Filipino and Indonesian food.

You don’t need to prepare a specific dish just for this project . Simply document the food you’re already preparing at home and submit it according to the project guidelines.

What You’ll Do

For each dish you submit, you will need to:

- Prepare food that you would normally cook and eat at home.
- Weigh each prepared ingredient using a digital kitchen scale .
- Take a separate photo of each ingredient on the scale and off the scale .
- Record the ingredient name, weight, and USDA link where available.
- Take the required photo of the completed dish.
- Record a 3–5 second video of the completed dish.
- Submit all required materials through the project platform.

Important Note

This is an interest form only and does not guarantee selection . Selected contributors will receive the full project guidelines and onboarding details before starting.

Application deadline: Friday, 18 September, 10:00 AM (GMT +8)

Requirements

Who Can Join?

You should:

- Be currently based in Indonesia or the Philippines .
- Regularly prepare food at home.
- Have access to a digital kitchen scale .
- Have a smartphone or camera that can take clear photos and short videos.
- Be able to follow detailed project instructions.
- Have Discord Account
- Be genuinely interested and available to participate.

Sign-up Form:

https://forms.gle/GaTJHaFCuZu1ZLbM7

Please only apply if you are currently based in Indonesia or the Philippines and are genuinely interested in participating.

Benefits

Payment

- USD 3 per client-accepted dish
- Minimum of 2 accepted dishes to receive payment.
- Payment is based on dishes accepted by the client.

Why Join?

Cook food you’re already making. Document it. Get paid.

You don’t need to be a professional cook or prepare complicated recipes. We’re interested in authentic, everyday local food from contributors in Indonesia and the Philippines.