Gig
Negotiable
TBD
Aug 29, 2026
We’re hiring an experienced After Effects editor for a new YouTube channel covering mysteries, unexplained events, strange history, and darker subjects.
LEMMiNO is our main reference for the general quality and presentation we want. We’ll develop our own visual identity, but applicants should be capable of producing similarly polished documentary visuals quickly and consistently.
This is not a basic stock-footage editing position.
You’ll receive a completed script and recorded narration. You’ll be responsible for transforming them into a finished 20–30-minute documentary, including:
Original After Effects sequences
Animated maps, photographs, documents, and timelines
Silhouettes, diagrams, and atmospheric recreations
Masking, compositing, parallax, and camera movement
Relevant archival footage and photographs
Music, ambience, and sound design
Narration cleanup and final video assembly
We need someone who:
Has advanced Adobe After Effects skills
Is highly skilled with Photoshop
Can edit professionally in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve
Has excellent visual storytelling and pacing
Can create original visuals instead of relying on random stock footage
Can work quickly without sacrificing quality
Can make creative decisions without requiring instructions for every shot
Communicates reliably and meets deadlines
Is interested in consistent, long-term work
Experience with 3D software is helpful but not required.
Do not apply if your work mainly consists of stock footage, basic zooms, generic transitions, downloaded templates, podcasts, or short-form social-media videos.
No AI-generated images or video will be used on this channel.
HOW TO APPLY
Begin your application with the word “Lemon.”
Send your two strongest relevant work samples.
Include timestamps showing the After Effects sequences you personally created.
Briefly explain what you created in each sequence.
List the software you used.
Tell us how long you would need to produce a polished 60-second documentary sequence.
Include your rate for a finished 20–30-minute video.
Shortlisted applicants will be offered the same paid 60-second editing test. We will evaluate visual quality, storytelling, accuracy, communication, and production speed.