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Senior Video Editor

RCM
Winchester
7 months ago
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Company Description

RCM is a trusted provider of video production services, supported by photography, animation, aerials, and training. Our mission is to make creating compelling video content easy, effective, and fun by working collaboratively with our clients to understand their organisation, story, goals, and audience. We bring passion and creativity to every assignment to deliver content with a purpose.

Role Description

This is a full-time on-site Senior Video Editor role located just outside Winchester. The Senior Video Editor will lead our post-production output, championing excellence and innovation with your editing flair, including advanced colour grading, sound design, creative motion graphics, and a creative storytelling imagination. The role involves collaborating with the production team with ideation and storyboarding, then taking the vision through to post-production to create high-quality video content that aligns with the client's vision and goals and exceeds their expectations.

Skills and experience

  • Proven experience as a Senior Editor with a strong portfolio relevant to our company either with other creative agencies and/or as a successful freelancer.
  • Highly accomplished user of video editing software primarily Final Cut Pro X which we use. However, open to other software.
  • Expertise in Adobe Creative Suite, especially After Effects, Audition, and Premiere Pro.
  • Highly proficient in Video Colour Grading and Motion Graphics.
  • Excellent sound design abilities and proficiency in a range of audio tools.
  • Strong creative ideation and storytelling abilities.
  • Excellent attention to detail.
  • Ability to work efficiently under tight deadlines and to manage effectively multiple projects.
  • Proven leadership skills to lead a team of editors and passion for supportive mentorship to grow the professional skills of colleagues.
  • Bachelor's degree in Film Production, Video Editing, or related field preferred.
  • Can-do attitude, a friendly approach, and great communication skills to liaise directly with clients as well as team members.

Seniority level

Mid-Senior level

Employment type

Full-time

Job function

Marketing, Public Relations, and Writing/Editing

Industries

Media Production

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