DTC Ecom Direct Response Video Editor

MNY VenturesDTC E-commerce

Work from anywhere in the world., 7:00 PM ET daily deadline, Monday 12:00 PM ET weekly call, 9:00 AM–8:00 PM ET core collaboration window.Full-TimeMiddle

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Languages: Strong conversational and written English skills

Requirements

Proven experience creating short-form direct-response videos for DTC brands.
Proven experience with direct-response copywriting for short-form videos.
Proven experience with professional video-editing software (CapCut Pro preferred; Adobe Premiere Pro acceptable).
Experience with AI video tools (HeyGen, Captions AI, Hedra, Veo 3, etc.) is a major plus.
Strong conversational and written English skills for clear communication.
Autonomous operator with high agency who thrives without micromanagement.
Rapid learner excited by the fast-paced landscape of AI tools and social media trends.
High attention to detail, specifically regarding following instructions and initial-pass quality.

Responsibilities

Produce a consistent volume of approximately 10 high-quality AI videos per day, following our preset scripts and styles.
Increase performance bonuses by analyzing prior video metrics to increase views and conversions.
Apply direct-response copywriting principles to review scripts.
Operate with a high degree of autonomy, managing daily workloads efficiently to meet deadlines.
Learn and master new AI tools, software, and editing techniques as social media trends evolve.
Ensure every video meets exacting quality standards and matches instructions to minimize revisions.
Maintain clear, proactive communication with company founders and the executive team.
Help train and onboard future AI video editors to company standards.

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