YouTube Long-Form Editor

United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

Salary$70,000 – $85,000 / year

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Experience: 3+ years of full-time experience editing long-form YouTube content (15+ minute videos)

Have 3+ years of full-time experience editing long-form YouTube content, defined as videos of 15+ minutes.
Provide a portfolio of at least 5 published long-form edits where you were the primary editor.
Be able to build editing systems and workflows from scratch.
Have strong motion graphics and animation proficiency, including animated B-roll, kinetic typography, data visualizations, and motion design.
Have expert-level proficiency in DaVinci Resolve Studio or Adobe Premiere Pro, including multicam, nested sequences, audio mixing, color correction, and proxy workflows.
Have strong audio engineering instincts and know how to use EQ, compression, and noise reduction for dialogue.
Demonstrate storytelling, pacing, and narrative-structure skills in your portfolio.
Be proficient with Frame.io or an equivalent review tool, including asset organization, revision workflows, and version history.
Be able to self-manage deadlines and deliver against a publishing calendar.
Use AI tools in editing workflows, such as Opus 5.5 for Motion Graphics, Premiere AI features, transcription, or B-roll search.
Provide a workstation capable of editing 4K ProRes footage without performance issues.
Have strong written communication skills for giving and receiving feedback.

Edit raw footage into publish-ready long-form videos for the Roland Frasier and Ryan Deiss channels.
Build and document the in-house edit workflow, including templates, asset organization, revision loops, feedback systems, and project archiving.
Develop distinct edit signatures for each channel, including pacing, B-roll, music and sound effects, lower-thirds, and transitions.
Manage project files, asset libraries, and version control in Frame.io and Premiere.
Make creative decisions on cuts, pacing, and structure, and deliver drafts ready for evaluation.
Apply revision feedback and target no more than two revision rounds per video.
Review YouTube Studio retention curves for published videos and use the findings to adjust future edits.
Flag issues in raw footage before spending time editing around them.

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