What does a Video Editor do?
A video editor uses digital software to organize video and sound files into a final product. A video editor is required to possess both technical and creative abilities to be able to effectively create the vision clients have in mind. Individuals in this position usually have experience working with creative software and have a keen eye for creative digital design.
A bachelor's degree in film production or related field is generally required. Additionally, the ability to work within several software programs such as the Adobe Suite is considered an important skill in relation to the position. Being able to communicate clearly with clients and understand their goals enables a video editor to bring their concepts to life. Employees who are passionate about digital media and creative content development tend to excel in this position
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Magnet Media“The team is really close and I have worked alongside the same people for years.”
Bauer Media“Salary isn't the best and definitely not in line with the average amount for my job title.”
Pyramide Productions“Management truly cares about my well being and I felt empowered to push myself both creatively and professionally.”
TEQNirvana Softtech Solutions“I am working in this company from past four months i felt the office atmosphere is really good”
PARTS iD, Inc.“I think yearly raises to account for Cost of living going up would be nice.”
9miles Media“The ownership that you feel in your projects is really empowering—they aren't helicopter bosses.”
Nfinity Athletic“Expenses are reimbursed for travel but you get all the travel points which stack up quick.”
Big River Film