We're C1, an AI-native identity platform based in downtown San Francisco. We're building out a video program and looking for a part-time videographer/editor to join us on an ongoing hourly retainer basis. This is an hourly, on-site role. You'll be working out of our SF office, which has a dedicated studio space and regularly hosts executive talks, customer events, and industry guests. The opportunity here is to be embedded in a fast-moving B2B tech company and help us capture content that actually moves the needle -- thought leadership clips, product storytelling, event coverage. What you'll be doing Shooting and editing executive thought leadership clips (60-90 sec, built for LinkedIn) Capturing live events, panels, and fireside chats hosted at the office Producing short product demo and customer proof point videos Grabbing in-the-moment clips from guests, customers, and advisors when they're on-site Handling captions, export, and delivery across formats What we're looking for Based in San Francisco: this is on-site work Brings their own professional gear (camera, lighting, audio) Shoots and edits Has a B2B or tech portfolio -- we need someone who knows how to make business content look and feel polished, not just event or wedding work Comfortable with light motion graphics for titles and captions Communicates clearly and turns around work fast Experienced with best practices around video editing and AI Engagement Hourly retainer: 5-10 hours/month to start Separate day rate for event shoot days (discussed and agreed in advance) 3-month pilot with the intention to extend To apply Share your portfolio or reel, specifically any B2B or tech work. Tell us briefly how you approach a shoot day when you're both operating the camera and responsible for the final edit.

We are seeking a skilled Videographer to capture 2 hours of footage during a dental course and create an energetic, narrative video for general course marketing The ideal candidate will have experience using a mirrorless camera to shoot high-quality video and produce both vertical and horizontal formats. Responsibilities: - Film 2 hours of engaging footage during a dental course session. - Use a mirrorless camera for shooting. - Edit the footage to create a dynamic and energetic video 1:00 to 1:45 minutes long, suitable for course marketing - Produce final video formats in both vertical and horizontal orientations. - Ensure high-quality video and sound from interview. - Collaborate with our team to capture the course's key moments and messaging. Requirements: - Proven experience as a videographer, with a portfolio of previous work. - Proficiency with mirrorless cameras or DSLRs. - Strong video editing skills and familiarity with video marketing and testimonials - Ability to work independently and capture the essence of the event. - Attention to detail and creativity in video production. Location: Nashville, TN Date: July 18, 2026

We are looking for a high-end editor with green screen and After Effects experience for both supers/text work and background plate manipulation (adding movement and motion to a still image background plate) to edit a 15-20 minute long pharma-sponsored medical education video with a single subject sharing lots of onscreen visuals and data in the form of supers/text, graphs, etc. We filmed a doctor in various framings (full, medium and cu) reading a script on a green screen cyc stage. We lit the subject to match an existing background plate. The background plate is of an exterior prairie field and will require some comp and manipulation to add movement (moving clouds/horizon, slightly swaying trees, etc.). We need someone with exceptional keying skills (and possibly some roto) to place the doctor into the background plate, add appropriate ground shadow for wide shots of the doctor, as well as do a few post-production camera movements (mostly subtle track/zoom ins and outs). In addition, this video has a ton of text, graphics and date slides. These floating slides require motion graphics work and will share the screen with the doctor, or take up the full screen (depending on how info-dense the slides are). While we have the script and storyboards, many of these data visuals/slides will also need to be developed and layered in Photoshop/Illustrator in preparation for editing and motion graphics work. We have many previous examples we can share. Please do not apply if you do not have extensive experience making these types of educational and live footage explainer videos.

I'm looking for a talented videographer and video editor based in the Atlanta area to bring Season 2 of my podcast, Chance4Her, to life. About the Podcast
: Chance4Her is a storytelling and conversation-based podcast centered around personal growth, purpose, healing, creativity, and culture. Each episode features thoughtful conversations with inspiring guests, and I'm looking to elevate the visual quality for Season 2 with a polished, cinematic feel. Scope of Work: Production * Film podcast episodes on location in the Atlanta area * Operate a multi-camera setup (or provide recommendations if needed) * Capture clean, professional audio * Assist with lighting and overall set composition * Create a comfortable, efficient filming environment Post-Production * Edit full-length podcast episodes for YouTube * Color correct and color grade footage * Mix and clean audio * Incorporate intro/outro graphics, lower thirds, and branded elements * Add subtle zooms, angle changes, and pacing that keep viewers engaged * Based in or around Atlanta, GA * Has experience filming podcasts, interviews, or branded content * Strong cinematic eye and storytelling instincts * Reliable communicator who can meet deadlines * Comfortable collaborating on creative direction while bringing fresh ideas to the table

Videos will be 30 minutes UNLESS otherwise indicated. I'm looking for a long-term article video editor who can compile clips and images to match a script that we provide, related to Mythology Video Editor should be able to do the following: * Speak fluent English * Communicate effectively * Turn-around time in 3 days or less * Be creative and humorous * MUST be able to edit a MINIMUM of at least 4 videos a week. If you have read the middle of this job description, please type your favorite animal at the beginning or end of your proposal. As you can tell, I am looking for a long-term video editor and do have high expectations. But keep in mind this will be consistent daily work, if you are able to provide, and this will be compensated quite well. We have been working with 4 video editors already for 3+ months, but we need more to join our team! Again, we will be providing the script and voiceover, we simply need visuals for it and for it to be put together nicely and creatively with some slight animations (i.e. for the title screens) So, for the first type of video, here is what we’re looking for - very similar to: (link removed) TAKE NOTE how it has the following: -THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO- Show a clip that is EXTREMELY relevant to the title, essentially a clip with audio (OPTIONAL: only do this if you understand the niche) -Show the numbers with appeal and emphasis; if it’s not a countdown script, show the subheadings -Video editor will need to find 3 types of visuals: clips w/ audio, clips w/o audio, and images -Entire video should be about 30 minutes unless otherwise indicated -Background music should be copyright-free -Show AT LEAST 1 clip with audio every minute afterwards This is our GUIDELINE that we follow across all our videos. Potential contractors will be interviewed through phone. Here are more examples of videos we need done similar to: (link removed) but without those transitions Additional Questions: 1. Are you okay with the rate of $300 for 4 videos? 2. How many videos can you handle per week? 3. To the best of your understanding, can you rephrase what kind of video I am seeking? 4. You will be instantly hired if you created a top 10 or faceless YouTube videos before. Have you created one?

I need a local Orlando person to record raw walking footage at Orlando International Airport (MCO), Terminal A only. You must be comfortable filming video in a busy public area. This is for an airport wayfinding/map project. The goal is to show exactly how a traveler arriving at Terminal A gets from Terminal A baggage claim/arrivals to the Terminal A rental car counter area, and then how a customer follows the actual path from each rental company's Terminal A counter or sign to that company's vehicle pickup area in the garage or parking area. This is not cinematic videography, not an event, and no editing is needed. I only need clear, steady, useful walking footage. Scope: MCO Terminal A rental car flow only. Do not cover Terminal B unless needed for a clearly shared sign or route context. Do not cover Terminal C. Do not cover off-airport rental shuttles. Base pay: $75 fixed price. Completion bonus: +$15 if all visible and publicly accessible required coverage is captured clearly and uploaded successfully. Expected on-site time: approximately 1.5 to 2.5 hours. If this Terminal A footage is completed well, I may offer a similar follow-up job for Terminal B. Rights and usage: By accepting this job, you agree that all recorded video and photos from this task belong to me and may be used on my website, maps, YouTube channel, and related materials. General filming rules: * Record horizontal / landscape video only. * 1080p / Full HD is fine. * 30 fps is fine. * No editing. * No narration. * No zoom. Use normal 1x camera only. * Clean the camera lens before starting. * Make sure the phone has enough battery and storage before starting. * Hold phone steady at chest or eye level. * Angle slightly upward when possible so overhead signs are readable. * Walk naturally and slowly, like a traveler going to pick up a rental car. * Pause briefly at important signs so they are readable. * Pause briefly before turns, then turn slowly. * Do not point, gesture, or talk to the camera. * Do not film TSA/security checkpoints or restricted areas. * Do not zoom in on rental company logos. * Do not make staged logo shots. * If airport staff or security asks you to stop filming, stop immediately and tell me afterward. * First clean take is enough. Do not re-record unless a sign/turn is blocked, unreadable, or missed. * Any visible faces in the footage will be blurred during post-processing. * When moving between the counter area and a pickup garage level, prefer the elevator over the escalator when both are available. In the terminal and baggage claim areas, escalators are fine. Required rental companies to capture where visible: 1. Alamo 2. Avis 3. Budget 4. Dollar 5. Enterprise 6. Hertz 7. National 8. Payless 9. SIXT 10. Thrifty Required checklist: 1. Terminal A baggage claim / arrivals to Terminal A rental counter area 2. Terminal A rental counter area overview 3. Counter/sign coverage for all 10 listed companies where visible in Terminal A 4. Counter-to-pickup route coverage from Terminal A counter/signs for all 10 listed companies where publicly accessible 5. Clear pickup/garage sign or company pickup area for all 10 listed companies where visible 6. Extra short clips for confusing turns, elevators, garage entries, or decision points, if any are encountered --- Segment 1 — Terminal A baggage claim / arrivals to Terminal A rental counter area Start in Terminal A baggage claim / arrivals area. Show enough context to confirm this is Terminal A — baggage claim signs, terminal signs, carousel signs, or overhead signs. Walk naturally following signs toward Ground Transportation / Rental Cars / Rental Car Counters. End when the Terminal A rental car counter area or clear rental car counter signage is visible. Segment 2 — Terminal A rental counter area overview At the Terminal A rental counter area, record a short overview of the space. Slowly pan left to right across the counter area, pause briefly in the center, then slowly pan right to left. Walk to a central position with a good view before starting the pan if needed. The goal is to show the layout naturally — turn slowly, like a traveler taking in the surroundings. Segment 3 — Terminal A counter and company sign coverage Walk through the Terminal A rental counter area at a natural pace. Capture a clear, readable view of each listed company sign or counter where publicly visible. If the counter area spans more than one pass, two direction passes are fine. A natural readable view is enough. No staged shots, no closeups. Do not zoom. Companies to cover: * Alamo * Avis * Budget * Dollar * Enterprise * Hertz * National * Payless * SIXT * Thrifty --- Segment 4 — Terminal A company counter-to-pickup route coverage For each listed rental company, record the real customer route from that company's Terminal A counter or sign to that company's vehicle pickup area in the garage or parking area. For each company route: * Start with that company's Terminal A counter or sign clearly visible and readable. * Follow airport signs exactly as a customer would — do not skip any signed turn or decision point. * If there are multiple elevators, escalators, walkways, or garage access points along the way, take the route directed by airport signs for that company. * Prefer elevators over escalators between the counter area and pickup garage levels when both are available. * Continue recording until that company's pickup sign, booth, stall area, garage sign, or vehicle pickup area is clearly visible. * Do not enter restricted or employee-only areas. * Do not zoom. If a company does not have a visible Terminal A counter or a clearly signed pickup area, capture the closest relevant airport or company signage and note it briefly in your upload message. This will not count against you if it was genuinely not visible or accessible. Efficient grouping is allowed: If multiple companies clearly share the same route, elevator, hallway, garage level, or pickup area, you may record them in one continuous clip rather than repeating the same walk. However: * each company's counter or sign must be clearly visible before the shared route begins or at the start of that section * each company's pickup sign or pickup area must be clearly visible by the end * the footage must make clear which companies were covered in that clip The goal is complete, usable wayfinding coverage — not ten duplicated walks if the route is the same. --- Segment 5 — Confusing turns / decision points (as needed) If any turn, elevator, hallway, garage entry, or navigation decision point feels confusing or easy to miss, record one short extra clip showing: * the sign or marking at that point * the correct direction to go * what the traveler should see next This is optional but encouraged wherever the route is genuinely unclear. --- Photos: Please also take 2 to 4 horizontal photos: * one or two photos showing MCO / Terminal A context * one or two photos showing clear Rental Cars / Ground Transportation / Rental Car Pickup signage Deliverables: * Upload original raw video clips and photos. * No editing. * No renaming required. * Google Drive upload link will be provided after hiring. * WeTransfer is also acceptable if Google Drive upload has issues. Acceptance criteria: Full base payment requires at least 90% of required coverage units to be usable. Coverage units include: * the Terminal A arrival-to-counter flow * the Terminal A counter area overview * each visible company counter or sign * each visible and publicly accessible company counter-to-pickup route * each visible company pickup/garage sign or pickup area A company counter-to-pickup route counts as complete only if: * the Terminal A starting counter or sign context is clearly visible at the start * the footage follows the actual customer route, including all signed turns and access points * the footage ends with that company's pickup sign, pickup area, or the closest available pickup signage Any coverage unit counts as usable if: * the correct location or route is shown * signs are readable enough to understand the direction * footage is horizontal * footage is not badly blurred, blocked, or unusable * the clip is uploaded successfully If a company's counter or pickup area is not publicly visible, closed, or missing signage, the freelancer should capture the closest relevant sign or context and note it in the upload message. This will not automatically count against them if it was genuinely unavailable. If less than 90% of required coverage units are usable, I may request the missing items before approving the milestone. If missing items cannot be completed, payment may be reduced proportionally based on the number of usable coverage units delivered. The $15 completion bonus is paid if: * the Terminal A arrival-to-counter flow is captured * all visible company counter signs are captured * all visible and publicly accessible company counter-to-pickup routes are captured * pickup signage or pickup areas are clearly visible for each company where accessible * all raw files are uploaded successfully * footage is horizontal, readable, and usable throughout Please apply only if you are comfortable carefully following this checklist and comfortable filming video in a busy public airport. In your proposal, please answer: 1. Are you local to Orlando and able to go to MCO? 2. What phone or camera would you use? 3. Can you record horizontal 1080p video? 4. The budget is $75 fixed price, with a possible $15 completion bonus. Please confirm whether you can complete the full scope for this amount. 5. When could you complete the shoot? 6. Are you comfortable following the checklist, including filming video in a busy public airport?

We’re looking for a talented content creator and video editor with a strong automotive background to help create high-quality social media content promoting a newly launched mobile app. This is not just a video editing role—we’re looking for someone who understands the car community, current social media trends, and knows how to create content that feels organic and gets people to stop scrolling. What you’ll be creating: * Short-form videos for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts * App promo videos showcasing the UI and features * Automotive lifestyle edits that combine real car footage with app screen recordings * Launch announcements, feature highlights, and event-focused content * Trend-based content that feels native to social media, not like an ad Requirements: * Strong portfolio of automotive content (required) * Experience creating viral or high-performing short-form content * Ability to animate app UI and integrate screen recordings naturally * Excellent storytelling and pacing * Motion graphics experience is a plus * Familiarity with CapCut, Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, or DaVinci Resolve * Experience with mobile app promotions is a bonus What we’ll provide: * App access * Screen recordings and UI assets * Branding and logo files * Creative direction (while encouraging your own ideas) We’re looking for someone to build a long-term relationship, not just complete a single project. If you’re passionate about cars and know how to create content that performs on social media, we’d love to work with you. To apply, please include: 1. Your automotive portfolio (required) 2. Links to Instagram/TikTok accounts you’ve created content for 3. Your favorite automotive edit you’ve made and why 4. The word “Cars” at the top of your proposal so we know you’ve read the entire job post. This is an opportunity to help grow a new automotive platform from the ground up with ongoing work available for the right creator.

The Role & Clear Expectations: We post high-quality, data-driven short-form videos 3 times a day across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. We are looking for a fast, reliable Video Editor who can support our Lead Video Editor to increase our output, tackle quick-turnaround trending news, and work through the weekends. Your tasks will include: Editing Short-Form Content: Cutting talking-head, faceless, and documentary-style exposé videos that are optimized for high retention and shareability. Fast Turnarounds & Weekend Coverage: While most of our content is scheduled 7-14 days in advance, we frequently jump on breaking health news (e.g., a major brand recall). You must be available on weekends to edit and deliver videos rapidly. Visual Storytelling: Incorporating B-roll, crisp IRL product shots, and app screen-recordings seamlessly into the footage. Brand Alignment: Editing in a style that is authoritative, direct, and informational. We focus on "empowerment over fear" and rely on clean, professional pacing rather than hyper-frantic, over-stimulating edits. The Skills Required: Advanced Video Editing: Expert proficiency in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, CapCut, or similar software. Mastery of Pacing & Hooks: You understand exactly how to cut a video for the first 3 seconds to maximize scroll-stopping retention. Attention to Detail: You must be meticulous when overlaying text or graphics—in our industry, a single typo on a lab result or contaminant metric is a critical error. Reliability: Proven ability to hit tight deadlines and turn around edits within 24 hours when required. Weekend availability is a must. Since we operate asynchronously, clear written communication is critical. We expect you to: Ask clarifying questions immediately if the script or provided B-roll is confusing. Be highly receptive to rapid feedback and revisions from our Lead Video Editor and Science Team. Provide reliable, concise updates on your progress in Slack without needing to be chased down. About Us & How We Work: We are a fast-growing consumer health technology company that helps users find the healthiest food, water, and personal care products based on independent lab data and scientific research. Our culture is built on empowering team members, autonomous workflows, and outputting insanely high-quality work. We strongly believe in personal freedom and flexibility. We minimize mandatory meetings and rely heavily on organized, asynchronous communication via Slack and Notion. You will be working directly with our Lead Video Editor and content production team in a highly collaborative but independent environment. To Apply: Please link to 2-3 short-form videos (Reels/TikToks) you have edited that you feel best demonstrate your pacing and professional style. If you are handed raw footage and a script on a Saturday morning about a breaking health news story, what is your realistic turnaround time for a polished 60-second video?

About PSVirtualSales PSVirtualSales is a fast-growing sales, recruiting, and education company with an established presence on LinkedIn, where we actively publish content and continue to grow our audience. As we expand, we're investing heavily in long-form and short-form video content across every major social media platform. We're looking for a passionate Video Producer & Editor who wants to create content that stands out. This is a long-term opportunity for someone who genuinely loves filmmaking, storytelling, and content creation and wants to build an incredible portfolio while working on meaningful projects. What You'll Create Our primary focus is expanding our media presence across: YouTube LinkedIn TikTok Instagram X (Twitter) Facebook Other digital media platforms as we continue to grow You'll help produce content including: Weekly cinematic YouTube episodes (vlog/documentary style) Educational YouTube videos Behind-the-scenes content Interviews and podcasts Recruiting campaigns Business and entrepreneurship content Company updates Event coverage Daily short-form content for every major platform We'll be producing a high volume of content every week, with the goal of publishing multiple short-form videos each day while also creating high-quality long-form content that builds our brand. Your Responsibilities You will be responsible for both production and post-production. Responsibilities include: Film content on location in Miami or Sarasota Set up cameras, lighting, microphones, and production equipment Capture cinematic B-roll and creative shots Edit long-form YouTube content Edit engaging short-form content optimized for LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, X, Facebook, and YouTube Shorts Color grading and sound design Motion graphics, captions, and transitions Organize media files and editing projects Collaborate on creative direction and content planning Help continuously improve the quality of our content across every platform Who We're Looking For We're looking for someone who: Is located in Miami or Sarasota, Florida Has a strong passion for filmmaking and content creation Wants to continue building an outstanding portfolio Has an eye for storytelling and cinematic editing Is creative, detail-oriented, and proactive Enjoys learning and improving their craft Takes pride in producing exceptional work Wants to grow alongside a rapidly expanding company Preferred Experience Adobe Premiere Pro DaVinci Resolve Final Cut Pro After Effects Motion graphics Camera operation Audio recording Lighting YouTube production Short-form content editing Inspiration We're inspired by creators who combine cinematic storytelling with engaging business content. We want to build a recognizable media brand through consistent, high-quality content while developing our own unique style. To Apply Please include: Your portfolio Your best long-form edit Your best short-form edit Examples of content you've filmed and edited yourself The equipment you currently own Your location (Miami or Sarasota) A few creative ideas you have for growing PSVirtualSales through YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, and other social media platforms We're looking for someone who is passionate about creating exceptional content, excited to keep improving their craft, and ready to help build a media brand with long-term potential.

We're looking for a meticulous podcast video editor to become a long-term contractor for our fiduciary financial advisory firm. Because we work in the financial industry, accuracy and attention to detail are absolutely critical. Our podcast educates business owners and high-net-worth individuals on topics such as financial planning, business succession, exit planning, tax strategies, and wealth management. We are looking for an editor who understands the importance of presenting professional, polished, and accurate content. You'll be responsible for producing high-quality episodes that are visually engaging, technically polished, and free of errors. Responsibilities - Edit raw podcast video footage into polished, professional episodes - Remove awkward pauses, filler words, mistakes, and distractions while maintaining a natural conversation - Balance and enhance audio so every speaker sounds clear and consistent - Reduce background noise and ensure professional audio quality throughout - Add accurate, well-timed branded captions - Review, edit, and proofread the podcast transcript for YouTube, correcting grammar, punctuation, formatting, and speaker attribution while preserving the speaker's intent - Verify names, financial terminology, and on-screen text for accuracy - Export final videos optimized for YouTube - Deliver projects on schedule with consistent quality Requirements: - Proven experience editing long-form podcast videos - Expert proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, or similar professional editing software - Exceptional attention to detail and quality control - Experience using captioning software such as Descript, Premiere Pro, CapCut, or similar - Strong audio editing skills, including leveling, cleanup, and noise reduction - Excellent English grammar and proofreading skills - Ability to maintain confidentiality and professionalism when handling financial content - Reliable communication and dependable turnaround times Bonus Qualifications: - Experience editing content for financial advisors, wealth management firms, business podcasts, or professional services - Motion graphics and branded animations - Knowledge of YouTube best practices and audience retention editing - Familiarity with financial terminology is a significant plus To Apply - Please include: 1. Three examples of long-form podcast episodes you've edited (YouTube links preferred). 2. The editing software you use. 3. Your typical turnaround time for a 45–60 minute episode. 4. Your rate per episode and/or hourly rate. 5. The word Fiduciary at the beginning of your proposal so we know you've read the full listing. We're looking for someone who values precision as much as creativity. If you're the type of editor who notices the small details others miss and takes pride in delivering polished, accurate work, we'd love to hear from you.