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Marketing Video Editor

Posted 5 days ago

clients blackboxNew York (NY)

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Junior

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$1,500–$2,000/month

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About the role

About Clients Blackbox Clients Blackbox is a performance marketing agency that specializes in Meta advertising for Registered Investment Advisors. We help financial advisors grow their practices by generating qualified appointments with high-net-worth prospects.
Role Overview: We're looking for an experienced Video Editor to produce high-retention content for Reels, YouTube Shorts, ads, and other digital platforms. You'll work from raw footage and source material to create polished, ready-to-publish videos that are well-paced, visually engaging, and consistent with our brand style. This role is ideal for an editor with a strong creative eye who enjoys a structured, fast-paced workflow and can confidently manage multiple videos in production at once. Experience creating content for UI/UX, SaaS, websites, apps, or digital interfaces is a strong plus.
What We Offer: Full-time remote contract position Experience with a Fast-paced, high-performance environment Long Term Growth $18,000–$24,000 USD per year ($1,500–$2,000/month) This opportunity is open internationally. Please include a portfolio or relevant work samples with your application. Expert proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro Strong skills in Adobe After Effects, including motion graphics and kinetic text Professional video editing experience and a strong portfolio Experience editing Reels and YouTube Shorts Proven ability to create high-retention content Strong creative direction and visual taste Excellent attention to detail Fast, reliable communication and turnaround Excellent written and spoken English Ability to work U.S. business hours Reliable internet connection and remote-work setup Preferred Experience Performance marketing creative UI/UX or digital product video SaaS, website, or app video QA, quality control, or structured review processes

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