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YouTube Video Editor

MOTIONART · Remote · 2026-10-21

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About this role

About MotionArt
MotionArt is a YouTube growth and production agency helping creators develop their channels. We're looking for a skilled YouTube Video Editor to transform raw footage into engaging English-language videos that keep viewers watching.
Work Format

• Fully remote with flexible working hours.

• Typically one video per week per channel.

• Deadlines are aligned with each channel's publishing schedule.

Compensation
Approximately $180 USD per video. Final rates depend on the project's scope, complexity, and requirements.
Responsibilities

• Edit talking-head videos, vlogs, and podcasts based on creative briefs and references.

• Select appropriate music and sound effects, perform basic audio processing and color correction.

• Add subtitles, graphics, and animations when required.

• Implement agreed revisions and deliver completed videos on time.

• Maintain consistent editing quality and style across projects.

Requirements

• 1+ year of experience with Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro (proficiency in one is sufficient).

• A portfolio demonstrating video editing skills.

• Sufficient English proficiency to understand footage, briefs, and feedback.

• Ability to follow references, work independently, and meet deadlines.

• Access to ChatGPT or a similar AI tool and the ability to use it effectively.

• Basic Adobe After Effects skills are a plus.

What We Offer

• Fully remote collaboration and flexible working hours.

• Opportunities to work on additional YouTube channels over time.

• Potential for long-term collaboration based on performance and project availability.

• Students are welcome to apply if they meet the requirements.

We look forward to seeing your work!
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