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Agency needs a video editor for ongoing client projects.

[HIRING] VIDEO EDITOR WANTED – LONG-TERM OPPORTUNITY Looking for a reliable video editor to join our agency and edit content for ongoing client projects. Project Details: • Short-form (Reels/Shorts/TikTok) & YouTube edits • Fast pacing, dynamic subtitles, and engaging visual cuts • Raw footage and clear briefs provided for every video • Consistent monthly volume and reliable payouts Requirements: • Strong eye for retention and visual storytelling • Must send a portfolio with real human-edited work (No AI-generated videos) • Strict adherence to deadlines Rates & Structure: • $15–$30+ per video (or fixed monthly retainer depending on project volume) • Exact rates and monthly structure discussed based on edit complexity Interested? DM me with your portfolio and software used. Applications without direct portfolio links will be ignored.

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