Creative Video Editing Intern Needed
Budget / Salary₹5,000–10,000
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
**Video Editing Intern – YouTube, Reels & Shorts | Remote | Monthly Stipend**
I’m looking for a creative **Video Editing Intern** to work with me on an ongoing basis across YouTube and short-form social content.
I’m not looking for someone who simply cuts footage and adds transitions.
I’m looking for someone who understands **storytelling, pacing and attention** — and can take raw footage and turn it into content people actually want to watch.
### What You’ll Work On
You’ll primarily help with:
- YouTube long-form video editing
- Instagram Reels & YouTube Shorts
- Finding and adding relevant B-roll
- Visual storytelling and creative transitions
- Motion graphics and text animation
- Subtitles and on-screen text
- Audio cleanup, music and sound design
- Repurposing long-form videos into multiple Shorts/Reels
- Improving pacing and removing unnecessary sections
- Using AI tools where they can make the content better
- Creating simple AI-generated visuals or B-roll when required
The content will primarily be **talking-head, educational, professional and storytelling-led**, so good judgment is more important than flashy editing.
### What I’m Looking For
You **do not need years of professional experience**.
A talented student, beginner editor or someone building their portfolio is absolutely welcome to apply.
But you should have:
- A strong sense of pacing and storytelling
- An understanding of what makes viewers keep watching
- A good eye for B-roll and visual selection
- Understanding of YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels
- Good sense of music, typography and transitions
- Familiarity with Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut, CapCut, VN, After Effects or similar
- Curiosity about AI video and creative tools
- Ability to take feedback and improve quickly
- Attention to detail
- Ability to deliver work consistently
### One Thing That Matters to Me
**Don't over-edit.**
I don't want every sentence covered with an animation, zoom, sound effect or stock video.
The editing should support the **idea and story**, not compete with it.
Knowing **when not to add something** is as important as knowing how to add it.
### Compensation
This is a **remote internship with a fixed monthly stipend**.
Compensation will depend on your current skill level, portfolio and availability. Paid for the content output hours.
This is intended to be an **ongoing engagement**, not a one-off editing project.
If we work well together, there is potential for the role to grow over time.
### How to Apply
Please include:
1. A short introduction about yourself
2. Links to your **3 best edits**
3. Which editing software you primarily use
4. Any AI video/image tools you know
5. Your **expected monthly stipend**
6. Your weekly availability
7. How soon you can start
**Don't have a big portfolio? That's okay.**
Send me one piece of work that best demonstrates your editing ability and creative judgment.
Then answer this in **one sentence**:
**What makes a well-edited video different from an over-edited video?**
I'm much more interested in your answer to that question — and the quality of your work — than the number of years you've been editing.
I’m looking for a creative **Video Editing Intern** to work with me on an ongoing basis across YouTube and short-form social content.
I’m not looking for someone who simply cuts footage and adds transitions.
I’m looking for someone who understands **storytelling, pacing and attention** — and can take raw footage and turn it into content people actually want to watch.
### What You’ll Work On
You’ll primarily help with:
- YouTube long-form video editing
- Instagram Reels & YouTube Shorts
- Finding and adding relevant B-roll
- Visual storytelling and creative transitions
- Motion graphics and text animation
- Subtitles and on-screen text
- Audio cleanup, music and sound design
- Repurposing long-form videos into multiple Shorts/Reels
- Improving pacing and removing unnecessary sections
- Using AI tools where they can make the content better
- Creating simple AI-generated visuals or B-roll when required
The content will primarily be **talking-head, educational, professional and storytelling-led**, so good judgment is more important than flashy editing.
### What I’m Looking For
You **do not need years of professional experience**.
A talented student, beginner editor or someone building their portfolio is absolutely welcome to apply.
But you should have:
- A strong sense of pacing and storytelling
- An understanding of what makes viewers keep watching
- A good eye for B-roll and visual selection
- Understanding of YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels
- Good sense of music, typography and transitions
- Familiarity with Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut, CapCut, VN, After Effects or similar
- Curiosity about AI video and creative tools
- Ability to take feedback and improve quickly
- Attention to detail
- Ability to deliver work consistently
### One Thing That Matters to Me
**Don't over-edit.**
I don't want every sentence covered with an animation, zoom, sound effect or stock video.
The editing should support the **idea and story**, not compete with it.
Knowing **when not to add something** is as important as knowing how to add it.
### Compensation
This is a **remote internship with a fixed monthly stipend**.
Compensation will depend on your current skill level, portfolio and availability. Paid for the content output hours.
This is intended to be an **ongoing engagement**, not a one-off editing project.
If we work well together, there is potential for the role to grow over time.
### How to Apply
Please include:
1. A short introduction about yourself
2. Links to your **3 best edits**
3. Which editing software you primarily use
4. Any AI video/image tools you know
5. Your **expected monthly stipend**
6. Your weekly availability
7. How soon you can start
**Don't have a big portfolio? That's okay.**
Send me one piece of work that best demonstrates your editing ability and creative judgment.
Then answer this in **one sentence**:
**What makes a well-edited video different from an over-edited video?**
I'm much more interested in your answer to that question — and the quality of your work — than the number of years you've been editing.
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