Video Editor for Whiskey Brand
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Job description
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Content Mindset is a small but growing video editing agency. We partner with social media teams to handle 100% of their video editing needs. You will be working alongside a team of editors.
We are hiring a freelance short-form video editor dedicated to one of our clients: a bourbon and whiskey brand with a YouTube channel of 500K+ subscribers.
What you'll be doing:
Clipping the brand's content into short-form vertical videos
Editing 6 to 7 shorts per week
Following the brand's style guide, editing tutorial, and reference edits
Adding and proofreading captions on every short
Here is an example of what you'd be working on:
We are looking for a video editor that can take on last minute edits when we receive them. You might be assigned an edit that is due later the same day. You might be assigned an edit on Friday and it's expected to be finished by Monday. For this reason, we encourage editors that have flexible, freelancer schedules to apply.
Pay:
This is a freelance role paid per short, at $25 USD per short. At 6 to 7 shorts per week, that's $150 to $175 USD per week. We also give our editors a $10 weekly bonus, just for being a part of the team. Payment is always sent Friday evening PST. We also host our team meetings Friday evening PST.
Here are the requirements for this role:
Adobe Premiere Pro 2026
Flexible schedule, can take on last minute edits
Very communicative, likes to be a part of a team
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Fluent / Almost Fluent English speaker
Premiere captioning isn't the best with grammar, you'd be expected to correct this on your own
Comfortable with large file sizes (50+ GB in some cases)
Open to working with us long term
How to apply:
The only way to apply is through our application form.
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If you do not fill out the form, we will not consider your application. We will reach out to people who are a good fit via email.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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