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TYPE OF WORK
Full Time
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SALARY
500 USD/Month
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HOURS PER WEEK
45
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DATE UPDATED
Dec 5, 2025
Title: Video Editor for YouTube Channel
500 USD/ Month we pay every week so it s 125 USD/Week
This is a stable, long-term position.
About the Job: We run a fast-growing YouTube channel that tells stories about history, mysteries, and lost secrets. We are looking for a motivated Video Editor to join our team.
You ll need to produce 7 videos a week. This is a high-volume role, but the editing process is logical and straightforward.
You do not need to be a Hollywood pro, but you need to be reliable, fast, and eager to learn.
Is this you?
You might be a beginner or intermediate editor, but you love video editing and want to improve.
You are organised and can stick to a schedule.
What You Will Do:
Take our Script and Voice-Over and turn them into an engaging video (20–40 mins).
Search through StoryBlocks and Freepik, Envato (we provide access) to find footage and images that fit the vibe.
Find specific historical images on Google to match the story.
Add background music and simple sound effects to set the tension using Freepik/StoryBlocks
Requirements:
You must use Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Capcut or similar editing software.
You must have a good internet connection.
Motivation: You don't need to be an expert yet, but you must be willing to learn, improve your speed, and take feedback.
Ability to follow a simple workflow guide (see below).
We provide the scripts and voice-overs; you provide the magic!
Video example:
Send me a sample of what you can do related to videos above
What are your hobbies and What is your favourite movie?
SOP – Video Creation Workflow
Role:
Video Editor Goal: 7 Videos Per Week Style: Dark, Mysterious, and Interesting (Like a True Crime or History TV show).
1.The ObjectiveWe provide the Voice-Over and Script.
Your job is to find visuals that match the story.
The Vibe:We are telling dramatic stories about the past.
The video should feel a little bit intense and keep the viewer curious.
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The first 30 seconds are the most important part of the video.
Best Quality: You must put your best effort into the intro.
Fast Pacing: Use your most exciting clips, your best sound effects, and your best transitions here.
No Boredom: If the viewer gets bored in the first 30 seconds, they will leave.
Hook them immediately!
2.Where to Get Visuals (Sources)You don’t need to film anything.
Use these three sources that ll suit the voice over & script
1.StoryBlocks (Stock Video):
Do: Search for "moody," "cinematic," "dark," "mystery," "medieval," or"investigation."
Don't: Do not use clips of people in modern suits smiling or bright corporate offices. It kills the mystery vibe.
2.Freepik (High-Quality Images):
Use this for illustrations, old paper textures, or generic historical drawings to fill gaps.
3.Google Images (Specifics):
Use this when the script names a specific person (e.g., "King Richard III") or a specific place.
Rule: Only download Large/High Resolution images. No blurry pictures.
The Simple Workflow
Step 1: Audio First
Import the Voice-Over. Cut out any long pauses or mistakes.
Music: Find a track on StoryBlocks that matches the mood.
Sad/Tragic part? Use slow, emotional music.
Mystery/Secret part? Use tense, low music.
Volume: Keep music low (-20db to -25db). The voice must be clear.
Step 2: Add Visuals (Match the Words)
Listen to the sentence. Find a clip or image that matches what is being said.
Example: If the voice says "The King died in battle," show a painting of a battle or a stock video of a sword in the mud.
The Golden Rule: Movement. Never leave an image completely still. Always add a slow"Zoom In" or "Pan" (Keyframes) to keep it alive.
Step 3: Keep it Engaging
Change visuals often: Try to change the image or video every 3 to 5 seconds.
Text: If the script mentions a specific Date (1485), a Name, or a Location, put a simpletext overlay on screen so the viewer can follow along.
Step 4: Sound Effects (The "Secret Sauce")
This makes a beginner video look professional.
Add simple sounds from StoryBlocks to match the scene:
Whoosh when a picture flies in.
Boom/Hit when dramatic text appears.
Sword clash or Wind blowing if mentioned in the story.
Step 5: Check Your Work
Watch the whole video from start to finish.
Are there any black screens/empty frames?
Is the music too loud?
Did you spell the names right?
Export: 1080p MP4.
