Short-Form Video Editor / Livestream Clipper

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TreantlyContent Creation

Philippines, Eastern Standard Time business hoursFull-Time

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Requirements

Experience editing livestream clips, creator content, podcast clips, gaming clips, reaction videos, or short-form social videos
Strong ability to spot “viral gold” from long-form content without needing exact timestamps
Strong understanding of Twitch, Kick, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, creator culture, and internet humor
Good sense of timing, emotion, humor, drama, pacing, and storytelling
Experience editing for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Facebook, or similar platforms
Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, CapCut, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, or similar tools
Skilled in captions, zooms, sound effects, music, memes, transitions, and visual emphasis
Able to work quickly, independently, and creatively
Comfortable reviewing long livestreams or recordings to find the best moments
Able to make clips more entertaining without making them misleading or fake

Responsibilities

Review livestreams, recordings, and long-form videos to find strong clip-worthy moments
Identify high-retention hooks, funny moments, emotional peaks, reactions, and viral-style snippets
Edit short-form clips for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook
Use captions, zoom-ins, jump cuts, sound effects, memes, music, and visual emphasis to increase engagement
Create strong openings that grab attention within the first few seconds
Format videos properly for vertical short-form platforms
Apply trending audio, meme formats, and viral editing styles when relevant
Maintain the original context while making clips more entertaining
Follow the client’s brand style, tone, and preferred editing format
Deliver clips quickly and manage multiple edits or batches as needed

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