Title: Video Editor / Atmospheric Media Creator (Student / Early-Career / Portfolio Builder)Category: Gigs / Creative OR Jobs / TV, Film, Video, Media Compensation: Paid per video project ($70 – $100 per 8–10 minute project to start) + Ongoing Long-Term Growth + Ongoing Long-Term Growth About the Role: We are launching a multi-generational digital media ecosystem (The Tiny Cells of Light children's trilogy & Cracks in the Matrix) focused on soul-driven, wonder-filled, and transformative content. We are not looking for a seasoned agency with massive overhead or 10 years of corporate experience. We want a young, hungry, creative video editor/producer—ideally a film/media student or recent grad—who wants to showcase their talent, refine their skills, and become a long-term key player in our content creation team. What You Will Do: Take finished voiceover audio tracks (approx. 2.5–3 minutes) and transform them into 8–10 minute cinematic/atmospheric videos. Work with soft, ethereal visual elements: slow-motion particle holds, warm color palettes, storybook visuals, and ambient music syncs. Produce clean, high-quality exports formatted for YouTube, Spotify video, and short-form media (Shorts/Reels). Who You Are: A student, recent graduate, or self-taught creator looking for real-world projects to build an impressive portfolio. Proficient with Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, or similar editing tools. Strong eye for mood, atmosphere, slow-motion pacing, and emotional resonance (no hyperactive, noisy cartoon edits needed here!).A reliable communicator who hits deadlines and takes pride in their work. Why Apply? Freedom & Ownership: You won't be micro-managed. You get clear production briefs and creative room to make the visuals shine. Portfolio Power: High-visibility, unique content you can proudly put on your reel. Long-Term Team Potential: This is not a one-off task. We have a continuous pipeline of 18+ video assets across multiple book series, and we want to build a lasting, profitable partnership with the right person. How to Apply: Reply to this post with: A brief note about yourself and what you're currently studying or working on. A link to your portfolio, YouTube channel, Google Drive folder, or 1–2 video samples that show off your style. Confirmation of what video editing software you use. No corporate resumes or long cover letters required—show us what you can do! Y.B.
