Video Editor

The Video Editor is responsible for assembling recorded raw material into a polished final product that aligns with the creative vision and meets the project objectives. This role involves editing video footage, adding effects, and ensuring high-quality video production for various media platforms. The Video Editor will work closely with the production team to create engaging and visually appealing content.

Key Responsibilities:

Video Editing:

Edit raw footage into a cohesive final product that tells a compelling story.

Trim footage segments and put together sequences.

Add music, dialogue, graphics, and effects to enhance the video.

Collaboration and Communication:

Work closely with directors, producers, and other team members to understand the vision and requirements of each project.

Collaborate with the creative team to develop video concepts and storyboards.

Communicate effectively to ensure the final product meets the intended vision.

Technical Proficiency:

Use video editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, and other industry-standard tools.

Ensure video quality and consistency across all projects.

Implement feedback and make necessary revisions to the edited videos.

Project Management:

Manage multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines.

Organize and manage media assets, including video footage, sound effects, and graphics.

Maintain an organized file structure for easy retrieval and archiving.

Creative Input:

Provide creative input and suggest innovative ideas to enhance video content.

Stay updated on industry trends and new editing technologies.

Continuously improve editing skills and techniques.

Quality Control:

Review and ensure the technical quality and consistency of all video outputs.

Correct any issues with lighting, color, and sound.

Perform final quality checks before delivering the final product.

Cut, stitch, and edit videos based on timecode sheets provided by the marketing team, while adding basic special effects, transitions, title cards, and other visual elements as needed.