Video Editor Needed for Short Website Overview Video We’re looking for an experienced video editor to create a polished website overview video of four minutes or less. The video will combine screenshots, screen recordings, motion graphics, and transitions with a provided voiceover. The editor will be responsible for syncing the visuals with the voiceover, cleaning and mixing the audio, and producing a professional final video similar in style and quality to our reference video. https://vimeo.com/1171108003/4d9910e2b8?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci Experience with Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro, and the Adobe Creative Suite is preferred. Please include examples of comparable website, product-demo, or explainer videos in your application.

I’m looking for a long-term YouTube video editor for my channel, primarily focused on Godzilla/kaiju content, powerscaling, character analysis, versus debates, and similar video essays. My videos are generally around 15–30 minutes long, with most being approximately 20–25 minutes. I will provide the completed voiceover/audio and script. Your job will be to turn that into a finished, engaging YouTube video. The editing style is commentary/video essay based. This includes movie/TV footage, images, screenshots, statements from novels/comics/source material, text on screen, occasional memes, sound effects, zooms, transitions, music, and other visuals to keep the video engaging. One important thing about my videos: they frequently discuss very specific scenes, feats, statements, and pieces of evidence. For example, the narration might say: “Ghidorah was able to survive Godzilla’s nuclear-amped atomic breath.” In a situation like this, I do NOT want completely random footage of Godzilla fighting Ghidorah. I would want the actual scene being discussed — Godzilla firing his atomic breath at Ghidorah during that specific fight. However, you are NOT expected to already know every Godzilla movie, character, feat, statement, or piece of lore. For portions of the video where a very specific visual is required, I will provide the necessary footage, screenshot, statement, source, or instructions. I may include timestamps/notes explaining exactly when I want a particular asset used. For more general portions of the video, I want the editor to have creative freedom to choose appropriate B-roll, footage, images, memes, transitions, etc. Essentially, I handle the research, arguments, script, voiceover, and specialized evidence, while I need an editor who can handle the majority of the actual visual editing. What I’m looking for: • Strong pacing and an understanding of modern YouTube editing • Ability to match visuals closely with what is being discussed • Experience editing commentary, video essays, gaming, anime, movies, powerscaling, or similar content is a major plus • Comfortable working with movie clips, screenshots, text, graphics, memes, music, and sound effects • Able to make screenshots/statements visually interesting through zooming, highlighting relevant text, movement, etc. • Good communication and willingness to ask questions if an instruction or reference is unclear • Able to follow an existing editing style rather than completely reinventing the format • Reliability and reasonable turnaround times Knowledge of Godzilla/MonsterVerse/kaiju media is a HUGE plus, but it is NOT required. I care much more about whether you are a good editor, can follow directions, and are willing to learn the style of the channel. I have numerous existing videos that I can provide as references. I want you to study them to understand things such as: • How frequently visuals change • How movie footage is used • How statements/screenshots are presented • When memes or sound effects are appropriate • How serious explanations are visually presented • The overall pacing and personality of the channel I am specifically looking for someone LONG TERM. This is not intended to be a single-video job. If we work well together, I would like to continue using the same editor for future uploads. My goal is for the editor to gradually become familiar enough with my channel that I do not have to give extremely detailed instructions for every video. Initially, there may be more feedback/revisions while you learn my style. Over time, I want the workflow to become much easier for both of us. Budget: approximately $100 per completed video, with some flexibility depending on the length and complexity of the project. I am open to paying slightly more for the right person, especially if the quality is strong and we develop a reliable long-term working relationship. I understand that my budget may be more suitable for a newer/intermediate editor, and I am completely fine with working with someone who is building their portfolio as long as they can produce good work. Before committing to a full 20–25 minute video, I would prefer to start with a short PAID editing test using approximately 60–90 seconds of one of my voiceovers. This will allow both of us to see if your editing style matches what I am looking for. When applying, please include: • Examples of YouTube videos you have edited • Your editing software • Your typical turnaround time for a 20–25 minute video • Whether you have experience with commentary/video essays • Whether you are familiar with Godzilla, the MonsterVerse, powerscaling, anime, movies, or similar content • Your expected rate for this type of video Please do not apply if your editing consists primarily of automatically generated subtitles over stock footage. I am looking for someone who actually watches/listens to the video, understands what is being said, and deliberately chooses visuals that correspond with the narration. I am hoping to find an editor who can become a consistent part of the channel and take a large portion of the editing workload off of me while still maintaining the style and quality of my current videos.

Hi, my name is Richard, and I'm an author and former high school counselor and corporate recruiting director, and I've written a nonfiction book that helps parents guide their high school and college students toward a clear, confident direction for their future. The full manuscript is drafted (roughly 22,500 to 25,000 words) and I'm looking for an experienced developmental editor to review the entire book and help me make it as strong, clear, and compelling as it can be before it moves to line editing and copyediting. The Book at a Glance Genre: Prescriptive nonfiction / parenting / education Audience: Parents of high school and college students, plus counselors and advisors Length: ~22,500–25,000 words (a foreword, introduction, eleven short chapters, a conclusion, and an appendix) Structure: The book teaches a step-by-step method for helping a student find "direction," built around a named sequence and a three-step process, using real student stories and current workforce data. Status: Complete draft. I've already done my own structural pass, so I'm looking for a professional second set of eyes, not a rescue. What I Need (Scope) A full developmental edit of the entire manuscript, focused on the big picture rather than grammar or line polish. Specifically, I want your assessment of: Structure and flow: Does the book build logically? Are chapters in the right order, the right length, and pulling their weight? Anything to cut, combine, or expand? Argument and clarity: Is the core method explained clearly and persuasively? Where might a parent get lost, lose interest, or stop believing me? Openings and momentum: Do the introduction and each chapter hook the reader and carry them forward? Evidence and credibility: Where does the argument need more support, a better example, or stronger data, and where am I overstating? Consistency of concepts: The book uses several recurring frameworks and terms. Flag anywhere they're introduced unclearly, used inconsistently, or repeated too often. Emotional resonance and voice fit: The book is meant to feel like a warm, trustworthy guide. Tell me where the tone slips or the reader's real anxieties aren't being met. Deliverables An editorial letter / developmental memo (a few pages) covering the points above: what's working, what isn't, and prioritized recommendations. In-manuscript comments (Google Docs or Word tracked comments) marking specific spots that need attention. A short call (optional, 30 minutes) to walk through your recommendations after I've read the memo. To be clear about scope: I'm not looking for line-by-line rewriting, copyediting, or proofreading at this stage. This is a developmental pass only. Ideal Candidate Demonstrated experience developmentally editing nonfiction, ideally prescriptive, self-help, business, parenting, or education titles (please share relevant examples). Comfortable giving direct, honest feedback while respecting the author's voice and intent. Able to work in Google Docs or Word with tracked changes and comments. Bonus: familiarity with the education, career-readiness, or parenting space. To Apply, Please Include -A brief note on your relevant nonfiction developmental editing experience (titles or samples welcome). -Your rate and structure for the full edit (flat fee preferred; note if you charge hourly or per word). -Your availability and estimated turnaround for a manuscript this length. Thanks for your interest!

I have an overflow of editing work and need a backup editor I can lean on to take care of whatever I can't get to. This person must be familiar with Premiere + After Effects workflows and have basic video editing skills as well as advanced motion graphics / animating skills. Must be agile and provide quick turnarounds. Work will consist of social edits, tradeshow graphics and more. Must be willing to sign NDA and not share this work in their portfolio.

We are seeking a skilled educator to update and enhance our existing educational booklets. Each booklet is roughly 20 pages including the covers. The ideal candidate will double check the content and rewrite where needed to reflect current educational standards and incorporate relevant illustrations that complement the text. Attention to detail and a passion for education are essential. You will collaborate to ensure that the books are engaging and informative for students. Experience in educational publishing is a plus. There are 12 booklets currently and am interested in writing more if you do a great job with the ones we have now. We'll start with one booklet at a time to confirm your writing skills and match to our company's mission.

Project Details & Expectations: Turnaround Time: Standard turnaround is within 48 hours. Rarely, I may request a 24-hour rush turnaround. Word Count & Limits: Essays are typically 300 to 650 words long. I need them edited to be within, but close to, their specific word limits. Editing Scope: Light editing focused on grammar, clarity, and coherence. Please do not over-polish. My students have varying levels of English proficiency, and it is completely fine if their expressions are not perfect. I want to preserve their unique voice. Technical Requirements & Workflow: Editing Process: Please make a copy of the document first and work in Google Docs using Suggesting mode. Delivery: Once you are finished, please use the Gmail email function inside the doc to send it to me as a Microsoft Word file. This keeps the original text safe and allows me to receive the final edits privately. Rate & Next Steps: Budget: This position pays a flat $25 per hour. Trial Run: If you are interested, I will send you a trial essay soon. I would need you to edit it within 48 hours and log the exact minutes spent on it so we can calculate the payment. To prove you read this entire post, please start your response with the word "Sky". Proposals without this keyword will be ignored.

Seeking a skilled video editor to transform raw footage into engaging short-form videos for SoulScribe marketing services and our members. The ideal candidate will have experience in creating dynamic content that captivates audiences and enhances brand presence. Responsibilities include editing, post-production, and delivering high-quality video content.

Seeking a new video editor for horror gaming content. Responsibilities include editing videos for YouTube, creating thumbnails, and managing uploads. This is a long-term, part-time role with potential for growth. Ideal candidates are passionate about horror games and have basic video editing skills. Experience with Adobe Premiere Pro is a plus.

Looking for an experienced faceless video editor to create engaging, YouTube-ready videos using scripts and voiceovers. Strong understanding in story telling and must be skilled at sourcing copyright-free footage, adding multiple sound effects, background music, and editing with strong pacing, similar to the style of these channels: https://www.youtube.com/@HoopVenue https://www.youtube.com/@HeatCheck https://www.youtube.com/@MikeKorzemba https://www.youtube.com/@Hoops_Central_23 Responsibilities • Edit long-form YouTube videos (10-20+ minutes) • Have access to story blocks and use copyright-free stock footage • Add layered sound effects, background music, and clean audio mix • Add text, captions, and basic motion graphics • Deliver final video ready to upload on YouTube Editing Tools (Required) You must be proficient in at least one of the following: • Adobe Premiere Pro • Final Cut Pro/Capcut • DaVinci Resolve • After Effects (for motion graphics – bonus) Requirements • Prior experience editing faceless YouTube videos • Strong storytelling, pacing, and retention skills • Good English understanding • Ability to meet deadlines consistently To Apply • Share portfolio or YouTube links • Mention the editing tools you use

We’re looking for a video editor to create engaging YouTube content for our channel. The role includes editing raw footage, improving pacing, adding captions, and preparing videos for upload. You should be comfortable working with short-form content and helping turn raw material into polished, viewer-friendly videos. This is a part-time opportunity for someone who can deliver consistent quality and collaborate with our team to support channel growth.