DTC Video Editor - Performance Ads for Meta & TikTok

We are looking for a video editor experienced in direct-response ads to help produce high-performing creatives for DTC brands.

This is not cinematic editing. We are looking for someone who understands paid social advertising, strong hooks, retention editing, and fast-paced storytelling.

You will work with our creative strategist and editing team to turn raw footage, UGC, and AI assets into scroll-stopping ad creatives.

Responsibilities
• Edit short-form video ads (15–45 seconds) for Meta, TikTok, and paid social
• Transform raw footage and UGC into high-converting ad creatives
• Add captions, pattern interrupts, sound effects, and visual hooks
• Follow scripts, creative briefs, and reference ads
• Implement feedback and revisions quickly
• Source B-roll clips or supporting visuals when raw footage is limited
• Utilize AI tools and stock assets when necessary to enhance creatives
• Maintain organized project files and follow the team workflow
• Must be familiar with AI content generation and how to create content using AI tools.

Output Expectations
• 1–3 completed ads per working day
• Around 50–60 ads per month

Requirements
• Experience editing direct-response / DTC ads
• Strong proficiency with CapCut
• Understanding of hook ? problem ? solution ? CTA structure
• Ability to edit fast-paced ads designed for retention
• Comfortable sourcing clips or B-roll when needed
• Familiar with AI tools or stock footage to supplement missing assets
• Reliable communication and ability to follow direction

Nice to Have
• Experience editing UGC-style ads
• Experience with Meta or TikTok ad creatives
• Familiarity with ecommerce brands

Work Setup
• Remote
• Full-time (40 hours per week)
• Weekends optional depending on workload

To Apply

Please include the following in your application:
1. 3–5 examples of ad creatives you’ve edited
2. What editing software you use
3. Your monthly rate
4. Your availability

Also answer this question:

What do you think makes a strong hook in the first 3 seconds of an ad?