Podcast Long-Form Video Editor

Job Description:

  • Own the entire long-form editing process, turning 2-3 hour raw recordings into compelling video episodes, predominately for YouTube
  • Lead the creative execution, adding dynamic B-roll, designing the ad insertions, motion graphics, and sound design to maximize viewer engagement
  • Constantly find new ways to level up our editing style, staying ahead of YouTube trends while maintaining our unique, mission-driven brand
  • Full Lifecycle Video Editing: Own the entire post-production for 1-2 long-form YouTube episodes per week, including multi-cam assembly, story editing, color grading, sound mixing, and adding all creative/graphical elements
  • Creative Storytelling: Go beyond just cutting. Identify the most powerful moments, and structure the edit to maximize emotional impact and audience retention
  • Brand & Quality Control: Act as the final guardian for all long-form content. Ensure every second of video aligns with our brand, our mission, and our high standard of technical excellence (no audio pops, no color issues, no typos)
  • Asset & Project Management: Meticulously organize all project files, raw footage, B-roll, and graphic assets in our systems (ClickUp & Google Drive), ensuring seamless handoffs and archiving
  • Performance Analysis: Review the performance of every episode you cut. Analyze YouTube Studio retention graphs to understand what's working and what's not, and bring those insights to the next edit
  • Collaborative Revisions: Work directly with the Head of Content to receive and execute feedback efficiently and with a positive, solutions-oriented attitude

Requirements:

  • 4+ years of professional experience editing long-form video content specifically for video podcasts
  • Must provide a portfolio of long-form podcast editing that clearly demonstrates exceptional storytelling, pacing, and technical skill
  • Must have a deep knowledge of YouTube as a platform (packaging, titling, thumbnails, community engagement)
  • Expert-level proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Proficiency in After Effects for motion graphics and text
  • Proficiency in audio mixing and mastering (within Premiere or Audition) to broadcast-level standards
  • Innate understanding of YouTube analytics, particularly audience retention graphs
  • Must be proficient in the following:
  • Adobe Creative Suite (Premiere, After Effects, Audition, Photoshop)
  • ClickUp (or similar PM tool like Asana/Notion)
  • Google Drive & G-Suite

Benefits:

  • We will pay per delivered episode, depending on the complexity (video episode vs audio only episode)
  • After 60 days, we are open to discussing a competitive monthly retainer
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