video editor

Senior Editor — Long Term Role
This is a serious, long term position with real clients and real expectations. We work with established YouTube creators and deliver consistently at a high level. If you're looking for a stable, ongoing editing role with genuine growth potential, read on.
This role starts as a solo editing position. Over time, as the operation grows, there is a clear path toward taking on a leadership role managing editors beneath you. We've seen this happen already within our team. The opportunity is real for the right person.
What this looks like:
Consistent work across multiple clients in gaming, lifestyle, and other niches. Reliable monthly income with clear payment schedules. Direct communication with one point of contact, no chasing multiple people. Long term relationship — we don't cycle through editors. A genuine path to increased responsibility and income over time.
What we require:
A signed NDA before any client details, footage, or account information is shared. This is non negotiable and protects both sides. Professionalism, reliability, and proactive communication at all times.

Application
Name:

Twitter or portfolio link:
Niches you edit in:
Years editing professionally:
Your work
Walk me through your editing process from footage received to final delivery:
What software do you use and what's your strongest content type:
How many videos can you handle per week at full capacity:
Share two or three examples of your strongest work:
Reliability
What's your average turnaround time on a standard edit:
How do you handle a deadline that's at risk — before or after it becomes a problem:
What does your ---------- availability look like during working hours:
Scenario question
You receive footage Monday with a Wednesday deadline. Tuesday evening you notice a significant audio issue that will take extra time to fix. Walk me through exactly what you do:
The honest filter
We've worked with editors who go quiet under pressure, miss deadlines without warning, and treat this like a side hobby. This role isn't that. What makes you different and why are you looking for something long term right now:
Drop your ---------- the comments to apply.

Where are you posting this — Twitter, onlinejobs.ph, or both?talk about needing to understand english very well, english humor, timing of jokes, internet humor etc. say a lot of it will be gaming and kids contentHere's the updated application with those requirements added:

Senior Editor — Long Term Role
This is a serious, long term position with real clients and real expectations. We work with established YouTube creators and deliver consistently at a high level. If you're looking for a stable, ongoing editing role with genuine growth potential, read on.
This role starts as a solo editing position. Over time, as the operation grows, there is a clear path toward taking on a leadership role managing editors beneath you. We've seen this happen already within our team. The opportunity is real for the right person.
What this looks like:
Consistent work across multiple clients primarily in gaming and kids content. Reliable monthly income with clear payment schedules. Direct communication with one point of contact. Long term relationship with a genuine path to increased responsibility and income over time.
What we require:
A signed NDA before any client details, footage, or account information is shared. This is non negotiable and protects both sides. Professionalism, reliability, and proactive communication at all times.
Strong English comprehension is essential for this role. A significant portion of our content is gaming and kids focused, which means understanding English internet culture, gaming humor, ---------- timing, and what actually lands with a younger English speaking audience. If English isn't your first language that's completely fine, but you need to genuinely understand the culture behind the content, not just the words. Editors who don't get the humor or timing of this kind of content produce edits that feel flat regardless of technical skill.

Application
Name:

Twitter or portfolio link:
Niches you edit in:
Years editing professionally:
Is English your first language? If not, how would you rate your understanding of English internet culture and humor on a scale of 1-10 and why:
Your work
Walk me through your editing process from footage received to final delivery:
What software do you use and what's your strongest content type:
How many videos can you handle per week at full capacity:
Share two or three examples of your strongest work, ideally in gaming or kids content if you have it:
Reliability
What's your average turnaround time on a standard edit:
How do you handle a deadline that's at risk — before or after it becomes a problem:
What does your ---------- availability look like during working hours:
Scenario question:
You receive footage Monday with a Wednesday deadline. Tuesday evening you notice a significant audio issue that will take extra time to fix. Walk me through exactly what you do:
The honest filter:
We've worked with editors who go quiet under pressure, miss deadlines without warning, and treat this like a side hobby. This role isn't that. What makes you different and why are you looking for something long term right now:
Drop your ---------- the comments to apply.