Part-Time Video Editor — Social Media Content

Posted 2 days ago

ce mediaTampa (FL)

Film and Video Editors Other Services Related to Advertising

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$1,600/month

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About the role

Location: U.S.-based; Tampa, FL preferred.

Job Type: Part-time, with potential to become full-time.

Pay: $1,600/month part-time retainer. We’re looking for a creative part-time Video Editor to help edit content for Instagram, You Tube, and other social media platforms. Most of the content is entertainment and comedy-based, so we’re looking for someone who understands pacing, humor, and how to make social media videos feel engaging and natural.

Responsibilities: Edit videos for Instagram, full-format You Tube videos, and other social platforms; Help shape raw footage into engaging, polished videos; Add captions, cuts, music, sound effects, pacing, and simple graphics when needed; Bring a strong sense of flow, timing, and humor to each edit; Communicate clearly throughout the process and deliver edits on schedule; Work in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Requirements: Strong skills in Adobe Premiere Pro; Good visual taste and attention to detail; Understanding of pacing, humor, and social media storytelling; Understanding of social media content formats; Reliable communication and ability to meet deadlines; U.S.-based applicants only; Tampa, FL area preferred.

Nice to have: Experience editing comedy, creator, lifestyle, Instagram, Reels, or full-format You Tube content Basic knowledge of color correction, audio cleanup, captions, and motion graphics This is a part-time position to start. If the collaboration is effective, the role may grow into a full-time position. To apply: Please send a short introduction, your location, relevant experience, and examples of videos you’ve edited.

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