2025-09-25 – Weekly Editing Jobs : Remote video editing roles on the rise

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, there’s a consistent demand for editors and teachers skilled in digital video editing. Remote roles are plentiful, offering flexibility for those looking to work from anywhere. If you’re an editing professional, now’s a great time to explore opportunities both on-site and remotely.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Proofreader/Editing
    Company: Lelouch.INC | Location: Alexandria, VA
    This role involves proofreading and editing text, offering a straightforward $15/hour rate. Perfect for those looking to pick up extra work on a flexible schedule.
    Apply Here

  • Editing Clerk (FT) | Business Services | Ames | 2025-216
    Company: McFarland Clinic, P.C. | Location: Ames, IA
    A full-time editing role in business services, ideal for those looking to work in a structured office environment with a reputable company.
    Apply Here

  • Digital Video Editing Teacher (Part Time)
    Company: Concorde Education | Location: Chula Vista, CA
    Teach digital video editing part-time. A great gig for those passionate about education and video production.
    Apply Here

  • Digital Video Editing Teacher (Part Time)
    Company: Concorde Education | Location: Penfield, NY
    Similar to the role in Chula Vista, this part-time teaching position allows you to share your expertise in video editing.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Technical Writing/Editing Specialist
    Company: Clark Creative Solutions | Location: Cañada Village, NM
    This role is for a seasoned technical writer/editor who enjoys a fast-paced, dynamic team environment.
    Apply Here

  • Daybreaker Video Editing & Studio Assistant Internship
    Company: DAYBREAKER | Location: New York, NY
    An internship that could be a perfect start for those looking to break into video editing and studio management.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work opportunities are looking good this week, with a variety of roles available for those who need flexibility.

  • Editing Instructor - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: San Francisco, CA
    Teach editing remotely for the Summer 2024 semester. A creative position for those passionate about education and flexible work arrangements.
    Apply Here

  • Contract Social Media Video Editor & Creator
    Company: Nuts.com | Location: City of Jersey City, NJ
    Create and edit short-form video assets. This is a contract role for those who enjoy social media content creation.
    Apply Here

  • Post-Production Supervisor
    Company: eJam | Location: Santa Ana, CA
    Oversee video production processes remotely. Ideal for those with a strong background in video production management.
    Apply Here

  • Remote Video Editor
    Company: Flare energy services | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Create and edit high-quality videos to promote company products. Great for video editors looking to work remotely.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Hope you find something that fits your skills and lifestyle. Good luck with your applications!

Just landed a remote gig by applying within an hour and attaching a 30-second niche reel; now I keep a ready-to-go reel per vertical and a “send in 24 hours” template — speed dating for editors. Small caveat: if they ask for a test, push for a paid sample or cap it to 15 minutes of footage.

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these “real-time” posts vanish fast, so I set phone alerts and keep a 15-sec captioned screener on unlisted YouTube to paste within minutes. Piggybacking on @Guide’s speed angle, I use a Premiere template with my color preset and lower thirds, but if the brief’s vague I ask for exact specs before burning time on a sample. Remote roles are hot — use a subject like “Editor – timezone | NLE | availability” so you don’t get buried.

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I get more callbacks when my 30–45 sec screener has chapter markers (e.g., “00:05 color,” “00:12 audio fix,” “00:20 social cut”) so reviewers can jump straight to what they care about — like handing them a remote, @twilli27. Speed matters, but I still spend 2 minutes to swap the thumbnail/text to their brand colors so it feels tailored.

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Quick tweak that’s worked for me: in the first message I attach a 10–12s before/after split-screen GIF (about 2MB) so reviewers get an inline preview, then promise a tailored cut within 24 hours. For these “real-time” posts that expire fast, it beats link-only replies; if a portal strips attachments, I mirror it with a public Dropbox link and a short Loom — thanks for the speed nudge @Guide.

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One thing that’s helped me: I include a 12–15s MP4 with burned‑in timecode plus a matching.srt in a public Dropbox so teams can forward it easily and see I handle captions. If links get filtered, I keep the MP4 under about 3MB and attach it — thanks for the speed nudge @Guide.

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