Part-Time Video Editor for Client Projects (up to 140 videos per month)

Part-Time Video Editor (Short-Form, Simple Cuts) I’m looking for a reliable, friendly part-time editor to help with ongoing short-form video projects for client accounts. This is NOT a heavy, cinematic, transitions-everywhere editing job. The style is clean, simple and fast-paced. Think: accurate cuts, removing filler words, keeping the pace tight, adding basic overlays when needed, and using clean captions that match the audio perfectly. What you’ll be doing: - Editing short-form videos (mostly 15–90 seconds) using simple cut-based editing - Removing filler words, pauses and hesitations to keep the flow moving - Adding clean, accurate captions - Occasionally adding basic overlays to highlight what’s being said - Maintaining the same editing style across all videos (examples will be provided) - Working from raw files delivered via Google Drive - Uploading completed edits back into the same folder for review NOTE: Each client has roughly 24 videos per month recorded for them, and we work with 5-6 clients currently, with the view to this growing. There will be quite a few videos to edit, but they will arrive in a volume of 10-12 per day, 4 days per week) What I’m NOT looking for: - Heavy effects, cinematic transitions, or flashy editing - Sound design, colour grading, complicated motion graphics - Editors who over-edit or try to reinvent the style The person I'd LOVE to work with has: - Strong attention to detail, especially with captions and pacing - Experience editing short-form content (TikTok, Reels, Shorts) - Ability to follow a clear editing style guide and stay consistent - Reliable communication and ability to meet deadlines - 48-hour max turnaround time (this will matter a lot) Tools & workflow: - All raw footage will be shared via Google Drive - You edit in your own software - Finished videos are uploaded back into Drive for review - Simple, repeatable workflow If you understand modern short-form content and enjoy clean, minimal editing that keeps the viewer engaged without overdoing it, I’d love to hear from you. Apply tot his job