Studio Melief needs a videographer based in Germany to create content for diverse clients, including restaurant chains and beauty brands, with monthly shoots and social media focus.
We find clients who need a video editor — 24/7
We search LinkedIn and other social posts around the clock and send you every client post the hour it appears.
What we found in the last 7 days
5 new clients in the last 24 hours — watchers already have them.
Charity client needs a Video Editor to create engaging social reels from press footage in December.
Divyesh C. needs freelance video editors for social media content across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.
Charity client needs a Video Editor to create social reels from press footage in December.
NoShoot needs a video editor to create a custom concept, sample edit, and strategy presentation.
Dickran K. needs video editors for upcoming projects.
Pubity Group needs freelance video editors for a one-off commercial project.
Knwn Local needs YouTube scriptwriters and video editors for their content.
Fahad H. needs a video editor with knowledge about tennis.
A founder posts that they need reels cut, and the work is filled from the replies. Those posts are what we look for. We search social media without stopping and keep only the posts where a real client needs editing, motion or podcast work — then hand you every lead we find in your mode.
What never reaches you
Every post a search returns is read in full, and most of it is thrown out by fixed rules — the same rules for every lead, before anything is delivered.
Agencies selling themselves
An agency advertising its own services is not a client. Rejected on sight, every time.
Job boards and relays
Aggregator pages and boards reposting someone else’s listing — the client is not in the thread.
Recruiter benches and mass drives
Staffing pipelines, talent pools and bulk hiring campaigns collecting CVs, not commissioning work.
Courses, communities, contests
Mentorships, paid communities, portfolio-only offers and unpaid “exposure” work.
What does get through: one client who needs one video editing specialist — including a direct employer hiring one named role.
One watch, two ways to pay
We search around the clock and send you every client who needs video editing work, the hour they post: the whole post, the client’s contact and a link straight to it.
the week is one payment — nothing renews · the month: cancel any timeExamples on this page any time, and a weekly roundup of last week’s video editing clients by email. Every client the hour they post, with the contact and the link, comes with the watch.
Questions
Do editing and motion arrive in the same watch?
Only if you ask for both. Editing, motion and podcast work are separate modes, and a watch delivers the mode you chose and nothing else.
Are these one-off gigs or recurring work?
Both, exactly as the client wrote it. The summary states what the job is, so you can judge before you open the post.
Where do clients post video editing jobs?
Founders, creators and marketing teams post on LinkedIn when they need reels, YouTube edits or ad cuts, usually in a few lines ending with send me your reel. The job is filled from the replies, so being early matters more than the pitch.
Are on-site shoots included?
Yes. Videographer shoots are part of this trade, and the summary names the city, so you can skip what you cannot reach.