I've been employed as a video production project manager for about 10 years and like to think I know what constitutes good footage, at least in terms of technical quality.

Like most of us, I'd like to make some extra money using some of the experience I've acquired in my career.  I imagine the microstock footage sites employ people to inspect and evaluate submitted footage based on quality, marketability, and legal requirements.

I'd presume one is paid per clip inspected, but can anyone tell what an approximate pay rate is?  If the pay is respectable, I'll work on contacting individual sites to explore job opportunities.

Thanks much.