Video Editor Contractor

Contract Remote

Who you are

The Ideal Candidate

Editing experience: you've cut real work for social, YouTube, podcasts, and Meta ads
Design sense: type, layout, and pacing all look intentional in your edits
Editing trends: you understand storytelling and what hooks viewers
Premiere Pro & After Effects: confident and fast — you're past the tutorial stage
Clear English: you can write a tidy update and jump on a call when needed
Ownership: deadlines land without anyone chasing you
Coachable: notes get read, understood, and applied the same day
Curiosity: you're always hunting for a faster, better way to cut

What you'll do

Edit a wide range of work — shorts, ads, YouTube videos, podcasts, and interviews
Typically 4-5 shorts or 1-2 long-form videos per day
Hold quality while working at real subscription volume and tight turnarounds
Add simple motion graphics — titles, text, callouts — that support the story instead of decorating it
Communicate clearly with clients and team members and keep them updated throughout the editing process
Turn revision notes around quickly and completely
Learn each client's style so your first cut needs fewer passes over time
Work across a diverse client base, agencies, content creators, businesses, etc.
Protect each brand's look across every deliverable that leaves VideoScale

Our Principles

These are the principles that are at the core of our team and drive us every day.

Every decision starts with the client. We anticipate what they need before they have to ask.

We own our work, our mistakes, and our follow-ups — problems get solved, not passed along.

High standards on the 100th video, not just the first. Craft is the product.

We seek God's direction in how we build, lead, and serve the people around us.

We test new tools, techniques, and workflows, and we keep learning out loud.

We honor commitments and hit deadlines. Our word and our work match.

When VideoScale wins, the team wins. Great work gets recognized and rewarded.

Send your reel and a short note. Every application gets watched.