Junior Offline Editor

Posted Mar 8

Company Overview:

The Social Craft is a forward-looking employer branding agency committed to #thumbstopping stories that resonate and drive results. As we advance in our mission and broaden our footprint, we're in search of an enthusiastic and imaginative Junior Offline Editor to enrich our dynamic team. We're seeking someone with a meticulous eye for detail, a passion for storytelling, and a knack for shaping compelling visual content. While social media proficiency is valued, our focus lies in offline editing, refining raw video footage into polished sequences that captivate our audience. If you're eager to grow your editing skills and contribute to impactful brand storytelling, we invite you to join us on this exciting journey.

Position Overview:

The Junior Offline Editor at The Social Craft plays a pivotal role in the post-production process, collaborating closely with senior editors and the creative team to transform raw video footage into polished sequences that resonate with our target audience. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, the Junior Offline Editor is responsible for refining video footage, ensuring seamless transitions, and maintaining the overall visual aesthetic of our brand narratives. Emphasizing creativity and technical proficiency, this role offers an exciting opportunity for growth and development within our dynamic team as we continue to innovate and expand our presence in the realm of employer branding.

Responsibilities:

1. Footage Organization:

-       Ingest, log, and organize raw video footage according to project specifications.

-       Maintain an organized file structure to facilitate efficient editing workflows.

2. Assembly Editing:

-       Assemble rough cuts and stringouts based on the script, interview, storyboard, or director's vision.

-       Arrange footage in chronological order and select the best interview takes for further refinement.

3. Sequence Editing:

-       Cut and trim footage to create seamless transitions and maintain pacing.

-       Incorporate B-roll to enhance storytelling and engagement.

4. Collaborative Workflow:

-       Collaborate with senior editors, directors, and producers to understand project goals and requirements.

-       Implement feedback and revisions to refine edits and meet client or production expectations.

5. Technical Expertise:

-       Utilize editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro) to edit and manipulate footage effectively.

-       Familiarize yourself with editing techniques, keyboard shortcuts, and best practices to streamline workflows.

6. Quality Assurance:

-       Ensure video and audio quality meet industry standards and project specifications.

-       Conduct quality checks to identify and address any technical issues or inconsistencies.

7. Creative Contribution:

-       Offer creative input and ideas to enhance the storytelling and visual appeal of the final product.

-       Experiment with different editing techniques and effects to achieve desired outcomes.

8. Professional Development:

-       Continuously expand your skills and knowledge through training, workshops, and self-directed learning.

-       Seek mentorship and feedback from senior editors to accelerate your growth and development.

Qualifications:

-       Previous experience or coursework in film production, video editing, or a related field preferred.

-       Proficiency in editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or similar.

-       Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.

-       Excellent communication and collaboration abilities.

-       Creative mindset with a passion for storytelling and visual media.

-       Ability to work effectively under pressure and meet tight deadlines.

-       Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in film production, media studies, or a related field is a plus.