Social Media Video Editor (TK - 03172025 - FTSMVE)
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Job description
Position: Social Media Video Editor
Number of hours: 40 hours/week
Schedule: AU Time zone
Tasks required:
Edit and produce high-quality, engaging short-form videos and reels for platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.
Use CapCut Pro to enhance video content with transitions, text, effects, music, and branding elements.
Repurpose raw footage into content that fits platform-specific formats and trends.
Organize and maintain video files and assets within Google Drive for easy access and collaboration.
Track tasks, updates, and deadlines using Asana to ensure timely delivery of content.
Communicate effectively with the team for feedback, updates, and direction.
Occasionally assist with basic administrative tasks, such as uploading content, organizing files, or minor scheduling support.
Stay informed on current social media trends to help guide content style and editing choices.
Other ad hoc tasks that would be assigned
Requirements:
Proven confidence and skill in creating social media reels.
Deep knowledge and advanced skills in CapCut Pro.
Demonstrable video editing ability with a strong portfolio
Strong attention to detail and ability to manage time independently.
Comfortable using Google Drive and Asana for task and file management.
Ability to assist with minor admin tasks or content scheduling.
Exhibit strong work ethic and initiative
Excellent communication skills, with the ability to articulate ideas and feedback clearly in a virtual setting.
Self-disciplined and organized; able to consistently hit daily and monthly targets with limited supervision
Additional Details:
Holidays: No work is required on both AU and PH holidays.
Flexible hours with strict adherence to deadlines.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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