Podcast Editor – Remote (Junior Role)

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This role is ideal for a detail-oriented podcast editor passionate about storytelling and audio production. You will be responsible for editing episodes of a podcast focused on millennial experiences, covering topics such as dating, family, careers, and health. Episodes typically run 40-60 minutes and feature 1-3 camera angles.

The position is fully remote, offering flexibility and the opportunity to contribute creatively to a show that resonates with a diverse audience. Your expertise will help elevate the quality of each episode, allowing the host to focus on content creation and audience engagement.

Deliverables

  • Edit podcast episodes (audio and video) using DaVinci Resolve, ensuring smooth transitions and professional sound quality
  • Apply basic color grading to video footage for a polished, consistent look
  • Manage multiple camera angles and synchronize audio/video as needed
  • Deliver final episodes in required formats and within agreed timelines
  • Collaborate with the host to incorporate feedback and maintain the show’s tone and style
Requirements
  • Proficiency in DaVinci Resolve for both audio and video editing
  • Experience editing podcasts or similar long-form content
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to deliver clean, engaging edits
  • Basic color grading skills for video content
  • Ability to manage multiple camera angles and synchronize audio/video tracks
  • Excellent communication skills and responsiveness to feedback
  • Reliable internet connection and ability to work remotely
  • Availability to edit episodes on a regular schedule
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