Any
$560/month
5
Jun 20, 2026
The role
I run a UK-based marketing consultancy that publishes long-form business content on YouTube. I'm building out a proper content engine and need a reliable long-form editor to take over the editing side so I can focus on filming, strategy, and running the business.
Pay: $560/month
Schedule: 3–4 edited videos per week (roughly one every two days)
Video length: 10–30 minutes per edit
Start: ASAP
This is a recurring monthly role, not a one-off project. If you do good work and hit deadlines, this is stable, predictable work for the long term.
What you'll be editing
Long-form YouTube videos in the business / marketing / agency niche. Talking head + b-roll + screen recordings + occasional chart overlays.
The style is conversational, educational, direct — NOT high-energy MrBeast or hype-bro YouTube. The tone is British, calm, math-transparent, and anti-hype. Think Alex Hormozi's earlier long-form content or Sam Ovens — clean, professional, slightly opinionated, no flashy zoom-in-zoom-out every 3 seconds.
If you've ever edited "$10,000 in 30 days" type content, this is the opposite of that.
Your daily / weekly responsibilities
Receive raw footage in Google Drive (usually 30–60 min of raw ? 10–30 min edited)
Cut filler, dead air, ums/ahs, and mistakes
Build a tight, retention-focused first 30 seconds (this is the most important part of every edit — YouTube's primary distribution signal lives here)
Add b-roll from royalty-free sources (Pexels, Storyblocks) where it improves pacing
Add on-screen text overlays for key points, statistics, and frameworks
Colour correct talking head footage
Clean up audio (noise reduction, level balancing)
Add captions / subtitles (auto-generated, then manually corrected)
Export final and upload to a Google Drive output folder
Turnaround: deliver each finished edit within 48 hours of receiving raw footage
What you need to have
Required:
Adobe Premiere Pro OR DaVinci Resolve — fully proficient, not just basics
2+ years editing long-form YouTube content (not just shorts/reels)
Strong English comprehension — you'll be transcribing and editing British-accented audio
Reliable internet (you'll be downloading and uploading large files daily)
A track record of hitting deadlines without me having to chase you
Bonus (will move your application to the top of the pile):
Thumbnail design experience (Photoshop or Figma)
Experience cutting reels / shorts from long-form source files
Past work editing business, marketing, or agency content
Understanding of YouTube algorithm basics — retention curves, hook structure, CTR signals
What I'm NOT looking for
Editors who add flashy zoom-bounces,
Generic application messages with no portfolio links.
Anyone who needs to be chased for updates or misses deadlines.
Editors who only have experience with short-form / reels — I need someone who understands long-form pacing.