TV Editor at AIM Consultants

Duties and Responsibilities

Video Editor Job description should contain the following duties and responsibilities:

• Capture studio-quality photographs and video
• Work both on and off-site
• Manage and oversee all technical aspects of video recording and editing 
• Work with our creative teammates
• Regularly collaborate with marketing team
• Follow the company's brand guidelines
• Present to senior management
• Develop an overall video brand messaging strategy

 TV Editor Skills and Qualifications

Local TV stations and national networks seek TV editors who have a positive, professional attitude and creative mind. Employers also look for the following skills:

• Computer – TV editors use editing technology to edit video footage and to mix it with audio, music, and special effects
• Interpersonal skills – TV editors communicate and work with publicists, studios, and talent. They must be able to effectively interact with them and develop relationships
• Time management – because they work in a deadline-driven environment on multiple tasks and projects simultaneously, TV editors must prioritize and manage their time wisely
• Problem-solving skills – when something goes wrong with the footage or technical difficulties occur, TV editors must quickly come up with a solution for the show to air
• Writing skills – TV editors are responsible for writing reports and often assist in writing news and reviews
•  Tools of the Trade
• TV editors must be skilled with the following tools:
• Editing software (Avid Pro, Final Cut Pro)
• Computer accessories (high-resolution optical trackballs, trackwheels, displays, and keyboards)
• Clapperboards

TV Editor Requirements

• BA/BS or similar degree
• 6 years and above of experience as video specialist of a similar role
• Some experience of using video and editing equipment
• Creative thinker
• Good time-management skills
• Great interpersonal and communication skills
• Proficient in Final Cut Pro X, Adobe After Effects
• Knowledge and a good understanding of motion graphics is preferred