An AV Editor operates as a production specialist focused on creating video content within established frameworks and templates. The role primarily involves producing trailer cutdowns, H1 videos, multi-title assets, and drop-ins while working independently on defined tasks, though guidance is available for complex decisions or stakeholder interactions. Your direct influence extends across peers, producers, QA teams, and immediate stakeholders, with your work directly impacting production quality and team goals.
Working primarily in Adobe Premiere, you"ll manage multiple concurrent projects while meeting quality standards and deadlines. While the role centers on executing established workflows, you"ll have opportunities to contribute to process improvements and develop additional skills in motion graphics, animation, and sound design. This position serves as a foundational role for mastering core video editing skills while gradually expanding into broader aspects of audiovisual production.
Key job responsibilities
- Create and edit video content according to established templates and creative direction
- Execute trailer cutdowns, H1 videos, multi-title assets, drop-ins and other defined video deliverables
- Deliver high-quality video edits that meet business goals and project requirements within established timelines
- Work collaboratively with producers, QA and stakeholders to coordinate deliverables
- Handle multiple project deadlines while maintaining consistent quality standards
- Apply and maintain video templates and style guides according to established standards
- Make creative decisions to enhance video outputs within defined parameters
- Actively seek to improve AV skills including motion graphics, animation, and sound design
- High proficiency in Adobe Premiere and video editing software
- Ability to manage multiple projects and meet tight deadlines
Skills:
Adobe Premiere, Animation, Audio Editing, Audiovisual, Business Writing, Content Development, Editing, Graphics, Multitasking, Process Improvement, Project/Program Management, Quality Assurance, Quality Management, Quality Metrics, Style Guide, Time Management, Video Editing, Video Production
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Company Size:
10,000 employees or more
Industry:
Retail
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