On-Screen Presenter The Face of Keyframe

We're looking for the face of Keyframe.

Keyframe is a creative platform that brings the world's best AI video models into one place, built for filmmakers, creators and studios. A lot of people are curious about AI and a little afraid of it, and almost no one is talking to them honestly, warmly, and in a language they actually speak. We want to be that voice, and we're looking for the person who will carry it on screen.

You'll be the presenter across Keyframe's video content. That includes regular shoots for Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube, product walkthroughs, creator conversations, event hosting and campaign work. You'll explain new ideas simply, show people what the tools can do, interview filmmakers, and make our audience feel that this world is for them too. You don't need to be a technologist; you need to be curious, quick, and able to make something new feel easy to understand.

What we're looking for:

— Real on-screen magnetism. When you speak, people keep watching.

— Fluency in both English and Hindi, and the ease to move naturally between them. Hinglish is our everyday register, so you should be just as comfortable delivering a scripted piece as improvising.

— Sharp speaking skills: clear diction, warmth, timing, and the ability to land a line in one take or ten.

— Prior experience as an actor, anchor, host or creator is a strong plus, whether on camera, on stage or in your own content.

— Genuine curiosity about filmmaking, storytelling and technology, along with a point of view of your own.

— Availability for regular shoots in Mumbai through the week.

You'll work closely with our Studio Head and creative team on content strategy, scripts and shoots. We'll begin with a pilot so we can find our rhythm together before a longer engagement. Since this is an AI company, we also want to say this upfront: any use of your likeness will be governed by a clear, fair, written agreement. Your face belongs to you.

Engagement: Contract; longer-term engagement details shared with shortlisted candidates.

Apply through LinkedIn and include a link to a 60–90 second self-tape. In it, introduce yourself and explain anything you find fascinating, half in English and half in Hindi. Add links to any previous on-camera work.