Wedding Video Editor (Part-Time with Potential for Full-Time | 4-8$/hr)

I'm looking for a detail-oriented Wedding Video Editor to assist a wedding videographer with editing polished, story-driven wedding content. This role pays 4-8$/hr.

About the Role:

This company is a wedding videography company that captures and produces wedding films, and they are looking to bring on a Wedding Video Editor to help with post-production and editing. You will work with raw wedding footage and existing creative direction to produce consistent final edits.

The role will begin part-time with the potential to become full-time. You should be comfortable following established editing styles, managing footage efficiently, and completing revisions accurately.

Responsibilities:

  • ⁠ ⁠Edit wedding footage into polished highlight and feature films.
  • ⁠ ⁠Organize and manage raw footage for each wedding project.
  • ⁠ ⁠Sync multicamera footage with professional external audio recordings.
  • ⁠ ⁠Apply color correction and consistent visual styling to footage.
  • ⁠ ⁠Complete editing revisions based on provided feedback.

Tools You Will Be Using:

  • ⁠ ⁠Adobe Premiere Pro for wedding video editing
  • ⁠ ⁠Adobe After Effects for motion graphics
  • ⁠ ⁠Google Drive for footage and file sharing
  • ⁠ ⁠Frame.io for review and editing feedback

Application Question(s):

  • ⁠How many years of professional video editing experience do you have?
  • How many wedding videos have you edited professionally?
  • Are you experienced with Adobe Premiere Pro?
  • Can you work part-time consistently each week?
  • Can you accurately follow an established editing style?
  • Can you meet agreed editing deadlines consistently?

Work Location: Remote

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