The Forbes Video team is seeking a full-time Video Editor. Our small in-house NYC and SF teams produce most of the content on Forbes.com. In addition to videos for Forbes magazine and ForbesLife, we also shoot and edit videos for our Forbes Lists, conferences, news-based quick turnaround segments as well as more highly produced pieces. Our videos also appear on YouTube, Instagram and Tumblr. We are currently growing and expanding both our reach and our team. We work hard and have fun — sense of humor is mandatory.
Are you a Final Cut whiz who can tell a compelling story in two minutes or less? Do you like the business of Business? If so, Forbes is looking for you. We appreciate subtle impact in an edit: animating a single word, punctuating with the right sound effect or identifying the perfect music to push a story along. If you like the challenges and opportunities of a start-up and the benefits of a seasoned company, read on.
Responsibilities include:
Qualifications:
*Please include links to work samples and a link to your favorite viral video.
To apply, please click here.
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