Video Backer - Non-Voice (Work From Home)

We are looking for a talented Video Editor to assemble recorded footage into a finished project that matches the company’s vision and is suitable for broadcasting. Ultimately, as a Video Editor, you should be able to bring sight and sound together to tell a cohesive story.

Responsibilities Manipulate and edit film pieces in a way that is invisible to the audience. Take a brief to grasp company needs and specifications. Trim footage segments and put together the sequence of the film if needed. Input music, dialogues, graphics, and effects. Create rough and final cuts. Ensure logical sequencing and smooth running. Continuously discover and implement new editing technologies and the industry’s best practices to maximize efficiency.

Requirements Mac user preferred, knowledgeable in iMovie or Final Cut Pro. Proven work experience as a Video Editor. Solid experience with digital technology and editing software packages. Demonstrable video editing ability with a strong portfolio. Thorough knowledge of timing, motivation, and continuity. Familiarity with special effects, 3D, and compositing. Creative mind and storytelling skills.

General Requirements

Good command of the English language Must be 18 years of age and above A headset with a noise-canceling feature and a high-definition webcam Device Specifications Intel core i3 (6th to 12th gen), i5, i7, or AMD equivalent is highly required Windows or Mac is acceptable At least 8GB of RAM with 60 GB of free hard disk space available Network Requirements 10 Mbps DSL or Fiber Internet connection (USB sticks, signal-based, and wireless connections are not allowed) Benefits Legit Work from Home - Avoid the hassle of traffic Job Security and Stability Potential Income up to $1500 per month Training is provided with an Allowance Personal and Career Growth - Self-development and Promotion Great Team Culture - Core Values: Relationship, Growth, Fun, and Abundance In-house Assistance PTO Provided Profit Share - Retirement Plan Chance of an all-expense-paid trip to the US Birthday and Anniversary Treats Wedding Gifts Newborn Gifts Foodpanda Discount

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