Image Collection - Filipino and Indonesian Food

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)

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.

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.