Video Editor

A Video Editor is tasked with taking the raw footage shot by a film crew and director and turning it into the final product. This means following an outline, script or shot list and assembling the footage into one cohesive video or film. Often in video and film work, there are many camera angles and sessions ---------- is the responsibility of the Video Editor to review all the footage and to create the best output by cutting and connecting various footage, adding sound effects, graphics and fine-tuning the completed video or film. This is a key role in the post-production process and your skills can determine the quality and delivery of the finished result.

Examples of tasks a Video Editor may need to perform include:
Assembling raw footage (timeline) and transferring or uploading to a computer/server
Following a script, screenplay or outline
Inputting sound to enhance footage, which may include selecting music and creating voice-overs
Inputting graphics to enhance footage
Digitally splicing video content and synchronizing them into one rough cut file
Color correction and image editing
Work closely with directors to present a final product that matches his or her vision
Adding captions to footage

Skills and qualifications required:
Training in multimedia and communications helpful
Proficiency in editing software programs: Premier, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroom
General understanding of computers, digital camera equipment and knowledge of new and cutting-edge technology
Animation and Graphics
Ability to take and follow direction, while also having a creative eye for improvements
Must be able to multitask and work under strict deadlines
Great communication skills

Please note that only those who fill-up the form below will be screened.


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Kindly note that you'll be contacted through either Email, Skype, or the least via Mobile Phone if shortlisted for an interview.