Roles and Responsibilities

1. Video Editing: The primary responsibility of a professional video editor is to edit raw footage into a final polished video product. This involves tasks such as organizing and selecting the best shots, trimming and rearranging footage, applying transitions, adding visual effects, and ensuring the overall coherence and flow of the video.

2. Storytelling: A video editor often plays a crucial role in shaping the narrative and storytelling elements of a video. They work closely with directors, producers, and other team members to understand the intended message and vision and translate it into a compelling visual story.

3. Technical Expertise: A professional video editor must possess a strong understanding of video editing software and tools, such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or Avid Media Composer. They should be skilled in using various editing techniques, such as color grading, audio mixing, motion graphics, and visual effects, to enhance the video's quality.

4. Collaboration: Video editors typically work as part of a creative team, collaborating with directors, cinematographers, sound designers, and other professionals involved in the production process. Effective communication and the ability to work well in a team environment are essential to ensure the video aligns with the desired artistic direction.

5. Time Management: Meeting deadlines and working efficiently within given time frames is crucial for a video editor. They must be able to prioritize tasks, manage multiple projects simultaneously, and deliver high-quality edited videos on schedule.

6. Attention to Detail: Video editors need to have a keen eye for detail to identify and correct any technical issues or inconsistencies in the footage. This includes aspects such as color grading, continuity errors, audio syncing, and overall visual quality.

7. Problem Solving: Video editing often involves troubleshooting and finding creative solutions to technical challenges. A professional video editor should be resourceful and adaptable, capable of overcoming obstacles and delivering a polished final product, even with limited resources or problematic footage.

8. Continuous Learning: Given the rapid advancements in video editing technology and techniques, a professional video editor should stay updated with the latest trends and tools in the industry. They should be open to learning new software, techniques, and workflows to enhance their skills and improve the quality of their work.

9. Client Interaction: In some cases, a video editor may directly interact with clients to understand their requirements, gather feedback, and make revisions based on client preferences. Good communication skills, patience, and the ability to understand and incorporate client feedback are essential in such situations.

Requirements and skills

• Verbal and written communication skills to call, email and meet with clients

  
  

• Advanced customer service skills to remain personable with clients to build relationships and establish yourself as a reliable source for the client to turn to with any questions or concerns

• Team building and collaboration abilities when working with other departments to develop strategies that benefit clients

Education:

• 12th pass / Under Graduate

Perks and Benefits

CTC - 4.20 Lacs - 4.80 Lacs + Allowance + Attractive Incentives

Employment Type - Full Time, Permanent