Social Media Video Editor (Short-Form Content)

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Metro Manila, Philippines. Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Jakarta, Jakarta, IndonesiaContract

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Requirements

Deep understanding of social content and trends.
Strong creative instincts for identifying and selecting the best raw footage.
Expertise in pacing, editing for retention, and quickly removing non-engaging moments.
Ability to bring energy to ordinary footage through creative editing techniques.
Proven experience adapting editing approaches based on footage, concept, and target audience.
Portfolio demonstrating Instagram Reels, TikTok, and social-first interview edits.
Experience with creator/influencer-style and personality-led content.
Portfolio featuring fast-paced or humorous social content.
Demonstrable ability to utilize editing as a key driver of content entertainment value.
Self-starter capable of developing content without detailed frame-by-frame briefs.

Responsibilities

Edit approximately 12–15 short-form social videos per month.
Transform raw footage, interviews, and social content into engaging vertical videos.
Identify strongest hooks, reactions, soundbites, and entertaining moments from raw footage.
Create punchy, platform-native edits optimized for Instagram Reels and TikTok.
Apply creative treatments such as captions, cuts, zooms, graphics, and sound effects to improve content quality.
Develop creative strategies to maintain viewer engagement during slower segments.
Adapt editing styles to specific content needs rather than relying on standard templates.
Collaborate with the social team while providing independent creative recommendations.

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