Ads Video Editor

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Requirements

Proven experience in video editing, preferably for short-form ads or social media content.
Proficiency in editing tools such as CapCut, Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or similar software.
Strong understanding of short-form content structure, including hooks, pacing, and retention-driven storytelling.
Ability to work effectively with raw smartphone footage and enhance it into polished, professional outputs.
Familiarity with direct response advertising principles and performance-driven creative editing.
Reliable internet connection and availability to work with overlap during US (PST) business hours.
Strong communication skills and responsiveness during working hours via collaboration tools.
Ability to work 6 days per week and manage multiple ad variations under tight deadlines.

Responsibilities

Edit high-performing short-form video ads for paid social platforms, primarily Meta (Reels and Stories formats).
Transform raw footage, screen recordings, and AI-generated assets into engaging, conversion-driven creatives.
Structure videos using a direct response framework including hooks, body, and CTA sequences.
Apply best practices in pacing, transitions, captions, music selection, and visual storytelling to maximize viewer retention.
Adapt content from raw or unpolished materials into professional, ad-ready video creatives.
Produce multiple ad variations for testing and optimization within campaign frameworks.
Collaborate with marketing and creative teams to align edits with performance goals and campaign strategy.

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