YouTube Social Experiment Video Editor
Budget / SalaryC$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
Fourth Frame Media is looking for an experienced video editor to edit a batch of FIVE YouTube videos focused on social experiments, dating concepts, group challenges, guessing games, and personality-driven entertainment.
The editor will work with multi-camera footage and external audio to turn each shoot into an engaging, well-paced video with a clear story.
Editing responsibilities may include:
* Syncing footage from multiple cameras and audio sources
* Creating a strong narrative from unscripted footage
* Adding subtitles, music, sound effects, zooms, transitions, and simple graphics
* Improving pacing and audience retention
* Basic colour correction and audio cleanup
* Exporting final videos in the required YouTube format
* Making reasonable revisions based on feedback
* Providing organised project files when requested
We are looking for someone who understands YouTube entertainment content and can identify the moments that make a video more interesting, funny, emotional, or suspenseful. Experience with reality-style, dating, challenge, or social experiment videos is strongly preferred.
This will begin with one paid trial video (add the price you expect for this trial), with the possibility of consistent work if the editing quality, communication, and turnaround time are a good fit.
So that I know you've read the description to this point, answer these questions (anyone without answers will automatically be rejected)
- What does your remote editing workflow look like, from receiving the footage to delivering the final video?
- Share two or three portfolio examples that are most relevant to this role.
- What editing software do you use, and are you comfortable working with multi-camera footage and separately recorded audio?
- What is your typical turnaround time for a YouTube video, and how many projects can you realistically handle each month?
- What internet speed and storage setup do you have for downloading, editing, and uploading large video files?
- What information or materials do you need from us to produce your best work?
Thank you.
The editor will work with multi-camera footage and external audio to turn each shoot into an engaging, well-paced video with a clear story.
Editing responsibilities may include:
* Syncing footage from multiple cameras and audio sources
* Creating a strong narrative from unscripted footage
* Adding subtitles, music, sound effects, zooms, transitions, and simple graphics
* Improving pacing and audience retention
* Basic colour correction and audio cleanup
* Exporting final videos in the required YouTube format
* Making reasonable revisions based on feedback
* Providing organised project files when requested
We are looking for someone who understands YouTube entertainment content and can identify the moments that make a video more interesting, funny, emotional, or suspenseful. Experience with reality-style, dating, challenge, or social experiment videos is strongly preferred.
This will begin with one paid trial video (add the price you expect for this trial), with the possibility of consistent work if the editing quality, communication, and turnaround time are a good fit.
So that I know you've read the description to this point, answer these questions (anyone without answers will automatically be rejected)
- What does your remote editing workflow look like, from receiving the footage to delivering the final video?
- Share two or three portfolio examples that are most relevant to this role.
- What editing software do you use, and are you comfortable working with multi-camera footage and separately recorded audio?
- What is your typical turnaround time for a YouTube video, and how many projects can you realistically handle each month?
- What internet speed and storage setup do you have for downloading, editing, and uploading large video files?
- What information or materials do you need from us to produce your best work?
Thank you.
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