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Video Editor
About this role
Dokitami is seeking a creative and skilled Video Editor to turn scripts, voiceovers, raw footage, B-roll and stock assets into polished videos for social media, paid advertising and other digital campaigns. The editor will interpret the storytelling, make creative decisions on visuals, pacing, typography and sound, and work with the videographer and creative team. Location is not stated.
What you would do
- Edit short-form and long-form videos for social media, paid advertising and digital campaigns.
- Transform scripts, voiceovers, raw footage, B-roll, stock footage, images and music into finished videos.
- Create engaging pacing, transitions, captions, typography and visual storytelling that support the narration.
- Source appropriate stock footage, images, music and other assets as required; use AI-generated assets where appropriate.
- Apply colour correction, sound design, transitions and other post-production techniques; ensure visuals align with narration and story.
- Maintain Dokitami's brand identity and deliver videos within agreed timelines; organise raw footage, project files and assets; collaborate with the videographer and creative team.
What they are asking for
- Proven experience as a Video Editor, preferably in social media, advertising, digital marketing or content production.
- Proficiency with professional video-editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, CapCut, DaVinci Resolve or similar.
- Strong skills in video pacing, storytelling, typography, transitions, captions/subtitles, sound design, colour correction and B-roll selection.
- Ability to interpret a script or voiceover and determine the appropriate visual treatment; work with stock footage, images, music and other assets.
- Ability to work independently, manage multiple deliverables, meet deadlines and follow creative direction; strong communication and collaboration skills.
- A strong portfolio or showreel; experience with AI video tools is a plus and motion graphics experience is beneficial.
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