Freelance Audio & Video Editor – Podcast Production

Freelance Audio & Video Editor – Podcast Production
Join an exciting new podcast project centered on social dilemmas, pop culture, and lighthearted social commentary. This role involves supporting the launch and ongoing production of a high‑quality podcast, including both audio and video elements. You will collaborate closely with the hosts to set up an in‑house studio, advise on equipment and design choices, and ensure a professional production environment. The podcast will feature engaging discussions and include creative segments with a featured dog, adding a unique and entertaining twist. The position offers ongoing work, with flexibility to shape the production process and contribute to the podcast’s creative direction.
Responsibilities
Advise on podcast studio setup, including equipment selection and layout for optimal audio and video quality.
Assist with logistics and technical aspects of launching the podcast.
Edit long‑form podcast episodes for both audio and video platforms.
Create engaging short‑form clips for social media, highlighting key moments and humorous segments.
Manage multi‑camera video editing, ensuring smooth transitions and professional presentation.
Incorporate creative content featuring the podcast’s dog, maintaining a fun and lighthearted tone.
Collaborate with hosts to maintain consistent quality and style across episodes.
Provide ongoing production support and troubleshoot technical issues as needed.
Skills and Requirements
Proven experience in audio and video editing, preferably for podcasts or similar content.
Proficiency with editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Audition, or similar tools.
Strong understanding of multi‑camera editing and audio mixing techniques.
Ability to advise on studio setup, equipment, and workflow optimization.
Creative approach to content editing, with an eye for humor and engaging storytelling.
Experience creating social media clips and promotional content.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
Detail‑oriented, organized, and able to manage multiple tasks in a fast‑paced environment.
Availability for ongoing work and flexibility to adapt to evolving project needs.
Familiarity with pop culture and social commentary topics is a plus.
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Seniority level
Mid‑Senior level
Employment type
Contract
Job function
Production
Industries
Online Audio and Video Media
#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 20 - 30 per hour Experience: 3 years required

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