I need a video editor to produce 8–12 minute documentary-style YouTube videos for a news and current events brand. I will provide the completed script. The ideal candidate should have experience in creating engaging and informative content that aligns with our brand's vision. Attention to detail and creativity in storytelling are essential.

We’re seeking a skilled video editor to create a polished, high-impact hype reel for a professional conference keynote. (see storyboard ppt) Project details: - All assets will be provided upon hire - Audio is fully pre-edited and ready for use - We’re looking for a strong, professional edit with some creative freedom, especially in the middle section - Final piece should feel dynamic, engaging, and appropriate for a conference audience Timeline: - Turnaround needed within 3 days of receiving assets - Faster delivery is a plus If you’re responsive, creative, and experienced with quick-turn edits, we’d love to hear from you. Please share relevant examples of similar work. US based only. Strong communication skills important.

Hi! I'm a pageant titleholder and content creator looking for a creative video editor to help me turn raw footage into engaging short-form content for Instagram, Facebook Reels, and TikTok, What You'll Do: Edit short-form videos (15–60 seconds) Add captions, transitions, trending sounds, and engaging hooks Help create polished, feminine, professional content Repurpose longer clips into multiple short videos Deliver content in a timely manner Content Topics: Pageant life Community appearances Lifestyle and behind-the-scenes content Ideal Candidate: Experience editing TikTok/Reels content Understands current social media trends Strong storytelling and pacing skills Can make content feel authentic and engaging Reliable communication and turnaround times

We are seeking a skilled video editor to create engaging content for our sports and card hobby channel. The ideal candidate should have experience in editing videos that appeal to sports enthusiasts and card hobbyists. Responsibilities include editing raw footage, enhancing visual quality, and ensuring the final product is polished and ready for publication. Familiarity with sports and card hobby content is a plus.

Who you'd be editing for: TouchTone DSG ("The Peoples Producer") — a 20-year mixing/mastering engineer building a brand around teaching real studio craft and documenting the build of an AI mixing tool. The channel is premium and credible — clean, high-end — not busy meme-edited slop. The audience is producers and engineers who respect specifics and can smell fake. Your edits represent a brand built on sound, so the bar is high — especially on audio. The role: my one ongoing long-form YouTube editor, every week — not one-off gigs. I shoot; you turn raw footage into finished, retention-optimized videos. Workload & turnaround: 1–2 long-form videos/week, ongoing (monthly). 72-hour turnaround per video from footage delivery — non-negotiable; it's what lets me publish 2x/week. Reliability matters more to me than anything else. 2 revision rounds per video. What you'll edit: educational/tutorial videos (me on camera + Ableton screen-recordings cut in sync), story/reveal videos, comment-response videos, occasionally course lessons. The style I'm after: Hook-first, retention-driven pacing — cut dead air, ums, rambles — but clean and intentional, not frantic jump-cut spam. Premium, not hyperactive. Screen-share in sync — when I explain something in Ableton, zoom/highlight the exact control or number I'm talking about. On-screen text for the key numbers (e.g. "−18 dBFS") — clean, on-brand, never cheesy. Tasteful gear/studio b-roll; consistent brand look (intro/outro, lower-thirds, fonts, colors — I'll provide assets); clean premium color. Audio is non-negotiable (the part most editors get wrong): this is a mixing/mastering channel — bad audio is brand suicide. Dialogue clean, de-noised, leveled, ~−14 LUFS, no clipping; music subtle and ducked under my voice; and when DAW mix demos / A-Bs play, they stay at honest, undistorted levels. An editor who ships muddy or clipped audio is an instant no. Technical & delivery: source is 4K (Sony A7S III, sometimes multi-cam) + Ableton screen recordings → deliver YouTube-ready MP4/H.264, 4K (1080p min) + captions. Tool is your choice (Premiere/Resolve/FCP) if the output's clean and revisions are quick. Workflow: organized raw footage + screen recordings via Google Drive, with a short beat-sheet per video. Proactive communication — flag risks early; ghosting or silent slippage is the dealbreaker. Great fit: reliable above all (consistent 72hr, communicates early) · real tutorial-editing experience · music/audio sensibility · takes direction without ego. Not in scope: shorts/clips (handled by OpusClip) and thumbnails (separate — bonus if you're strong at them). Long-form only unless we negotiate it in.

YOUTH IMPACT DONOR VIDEO EDITOR I am looking for a creative video editor to produce a polished donor impact video for Global Kinship Center, a nonprofit organization focused on leadership development, youth empowerment, and community impact. This video will be part of a donor cultivation campaign for individuals who supported our YouthCares fundraising efforts. The purpose of the video is simple: help donors see the real young people their support is impacting and the leadership growth taking place through our youth programs. The final viewer should think: "My donation made a difference." and "I want to stay connected to this mission." PROJECT ASSETS PROVIDED I will provide: • Student video clips from youth leadership trainings (1 of 3 attached for context) • Photos and B-roll from programs in Florida, New York, and North Carolina • Student names and cities • Global Kinship Center logo • Written creative direction • Impact statistics • Suggested structure and captions You will not be starting from scratch. The concept and story structure are already developed. PRIMARY DELIVERABLE One finished 90-second to 2-minute video suitable for: • Email marketing • Website • Social media • Donor cultivation campaigns If possible, please also provide a vertical version for social media, but the primary deliverable is horizontal. BUDGET Fixed Price: $100 Potential for additional projects as this is the first in a multi-video donor cultivation series. CREATIVE STYLE The video should feel: • Authentic • Hopeful • Human • Inspiring • Youth-centered • Emotionally sincere • Professional Please avoid: • Flashy TikTok transitions • Glitch effects • Excessive animations • Loud influencer-style editing • Overly corporate slideshow presentations • Cheesy nonprofit music Preferred editing approach: • Clean typography • Simple lower-third name graphics • Thoughtful pacing • Subtle transitions • Emotional but modern music • Strong storytelling • Natural moments and expressions VIDEO CONCEPT Opening Text: "You supported YouthCares." "Meet the young leaders your support is helping empower." Students appear one by one answering the question: "Who are you?" Examples: "I'm Maya." Maya | New York City "I'm Jordan." Jordan | Fort Lauderdale "I'm Ava." Ava | Charlotte Each student's first name and city should appear on screen as they speak. Mid-video captions may include: • Finding Their Voice • Building Confidence • Strengthening Leadership • Creating Belonging • Serving Their Communities Include supporting footage from trainings, ropes courses, leadership activities, and community service projects. Impact Section: • 70 Youth Participants • 97% Reported Meaningful Personal Growth • 7+ Community Service Initiatives • Programs Across Florida, New York, and North Carolina Closing: Students answer the question one final time: "Who are you?" Quick cuts: "I am a leader." "I have a voice." "I am capable." "I can make a difference." End Screen: Because of supporters like you, young people are discovering who they are and who they can become. Thank You Global Kinship Center MUSIC Please select music that feels: • Warm • Modern • Hopeful • Inspiring • Youth-focused • Cinematic but understated Think: Nonprofit storytelling + youth leadership + community impact IDEAL CANDIDATE You may be a student, emerging editor, or experienced freelancer. We care more about storytelling ability, pacing, and emotional intelligence than years of experience. Experience with any of the following is a plus: • Nonprofit videos • Community impact campaigns • Youth organizations • Documentary-style edits • Brand storytelling • Human-centered content TO APPLY Please include: • 1-3 examples of storytelling-focused video edits • A brief note on how you would approach this project • What editing software you use • Whether you can deliver horizontal and vertical formats • Your estimated timeline for first draft and final delivery Timeline: First Draft Needed: Wednesday Noon Eastern Time Final Revisions: Thursday by Noon Eastern Time Final Delivery: Thursday by 6PM Eastern Time We are looking for someone who can create a simple, authentic, and emotionally compelling story that helps donors connect with the youth they are helping support. This can be a repeat project. We have already at least two more that we will create this summer.

We make video learning courses for professionals, and we are interested in improving the accessibility of our content by auditing & updating our closed captions within Adobe Premiere 2025 Pro's Text panel. Your job will be to open the Premiere project, generate captions inside Premiere Pro’s Text panel, then carefully audit and correct them for 100% accuracy. Approximately 30 courses Each course ranges from 20 minutes to 1 hour of total content Courses are made up of short videos averaging 5 minutes each $0.65 per minute of content audited Minutes assigned and total payment will be clearly outlined in each milestone We are looking for someone who is highly accurate, efficient, and comfortable working inside Adobe Premiere Pro with caption workflows. Experience with caption editing, grammar, punctuation, and accessibility standards is strongly preferred.

Tumbleweeds Magazine, a family-focused publication serving Northern New Mexico, is looking for a detail-oriented Junior Editor to support production of our print/digital issues. This is a great fit for someone organized, comfortable juggling multiple moving pieces, and excited to get hands-on experience across editorial, design, and business operations for a regional publication with deep community roots. What you'll do: Coordinate the production schedule — track deadlines for copy, photography, and design across each issue Liaise with our design/layout team to keep pages on track and content fitting allotted space Manage advertiser materials — collect ad assets, confirm specs, track placement and deadlines Proofread and light-edit copy for grammar, style, and consistency with Tumbleweeds' warm, family-friendly voice Keep an organized status tracker so nothing falls through the cracks Communicate with contributors, advertisers, and freelancers to keep everyone aligned on deadlines Assist with occasional research, fact-checking, or content gathering for features and seasonal issues (e.g., Back to School, holiday guides) What we're looking for: Prior experience in publishing, editorial, or magazine production (internship experience welcome) Strong organizational skills — you can track multiple deadlines without dropping anything Comfortable communicating with vendors/advertisers in a professional, friendly tone Familiarity with project management tools (Monday.com) Basic understanding of print/digital layout workflows (InDesign experience a plus, not required) Excellent written English and attention to detail Bonus: familiarity with Northern New Mexico communities/culture To apply: Please include a brief note on your publishing/editorial experience and any tools you've used to manage production schedules or advertiser relationships.

I'm looking for a skilled US-based video editor to handle post-production on a project for a government agency client. This is one project to start, with strong potential for an ongoing partnership — I subcontract my editing and specifically need someone domestic to handle sensitive clients. -The Project- Multiple deliverables built from existing footage and a storyboard I'll provide. You'll have more creative freedom than a typical edit gig — I want someone who can take my vision and improve on it, not just execute it line by line. Deliverables - Multiple long-form videos (1–3 minutes each) - Social cutdowns derived from the long-form pieces (15–45 seconds) What I Need You to Do - Edit footage into polished, engaging pieces - Add VFX and SFX where it elevates the story - Create motion graphics for the social cutdowns (required) - Bring creative ideas to the table — improve the storyboard, don't just follow it Required - Based in the US (non-negotiable for this client) - Proficient in Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve - Strong portfolio in narrative or branded video post-production - Solid motion graphics skills Optional - Color grading — I'm flexible here. You can grade the deliverables, or I'll request project files and handle it on my end.

have a non-fiction manuscript titled Exposed, approximately 80 pages, written in American English but originally translated from Spanish. My goal is for the final version to read as though it were natively written in fluent, natural American English for a general readership, with no hint of it being a translation. Here’s what I expect from you: • Transform overly literal or mechanical passages into smooth, idiomatic American English while keeping my authorial voice and Dominican cultural nuances intact. • Ensure each chapter flows naturally and reads clearly, refining sentence structure for both readability and coherence. • Make the text engaging while polishing grammar and eliminating inconsistencies or redundant phrasing. Deliverables: 1. A clean final version that reads effortlessly to an American audience. 2. A tracked-changes file to show edits made throughout. I’m willing to pay for a 5 pages test. If you are bilingual: American English/Spanish it will be a plus. If you have experience adapting texts or manuscripts written by non-native English speakers so they seamlessly align with U.S. cultural expectations while preserving the original intent and tone, I’d love to work with you! Bonus points if you've worked on non-fiction books targeting a general audience.