About Us:
At High Scale, we help our clients double their revenue in 90 days with smart marketing strategies. This role offers hands-on experience and opportunities to grow into a full-time position. We’re here to help you learn and succeed!

About the Role:
Location: Remote (Based in LATAM or Philippines)

An Assistant Editor supports the team in the post-production process, ensuring that videos meet creative and technical standards. Here’s an outline of key responsibilities and skills for this role:

Key Responsibilities:

1. Footage Organization: Assisting in importing, organizing, and categorizing raw footage into folders or bins based on scenes, shots, or projects, making it easily accessible for the lead editor.
2. Basic Editing: Performing preliminary editing tasks such as trimming clips, assembling rough cuts, and arranging footage according to the script or storyboard.
3. Synchronizing Audio and Video: Syncing audio tracks with video footage, especially when separate recordings for sound and video are used.
4. File Management: Managing project files, ensuring proper naming conventions, and keeping backups of important footage and final edits.
5. Collaboration with Teams: Communicating with producers, directors, and other team members to ensure that the video aligns with the project’s vision.
6. Review and Feedback: Assisting in reviewing rough cuts, gathering feedback from stakeholders, and making basic revisions before passing them to the lead editor.
7. Asset Management: Ensuring that video assets (music, graphics, stock footage) are properly sourced, organized, and licensed.

Skills Required:

• Proficiency in Editing Software: Knowledge of software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or Avid Media Composer.
• Attention to Detail: Precision when working on frame-level edits, syncing audio, or making transitions.
• Time Management: Ability to work on tight deadlines and handle multiple projects at once.
• Collaboration Skills: Working well with other post-production team members like sound designers, colorists, and directors.
• Organizational Skills: Efficient handling of large volumes of footage, maintaining structured project files.
• Creative Eye: Ability to spot continuity issues, mismatched cuts, or other elements that impact the flow of the video.

Common Tasks:

• Logging footage and metadata.
• Creating proxy files for high-resolution videos.
• Helping in creating final deliverables for various platforms (broadcast, social media, web).