Video Editor

About Us
We're a dog training company with over half a million followers across our platforms and more than 50 million views in the past month alone. Our content teaches real dog owners how to solve real problems: leash pulling, jumping, puppy biting, and everything in between. We have systems that work, and we're looking for someone to help us scale them.

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The Role
Every week you'll receive raw training footage, usually 20 to 40 minutes per session. Your job is to turn that into tight, engaging 2 to 3 minute videos for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook .

That means finding the story inside long footage, cutting everything that doesn't serve the viewer, and opening with a hook strong enough to stop the scroll. We have established editing conventions and a reference guide, and we'll train you on them. What we need from you is the skill to execute and the drive to get better every week.

What You'll Do

• Edit weekly raw footage into 2 to 3 minute short form videos
• Choosing the right hook from the footage you are provided with
• Cut dead time, use speed ramps, and control pacing so the video never drags
• Add zooms, text on screen, and captions following our style guide
• Export in the correct format for each platform
• Deliver on schedule and apply feedback quickly

What We're Looking For

• Strong working knowledge of CapCut, including its mechanics and not just its templates
• A real understanding of what makes short form content engaging: hooks, pacing, retention
• Strong English comprehension. Our footage is dialogue driven, so you need to follow what the trainer is saying to know where to cut.
• Reliable internet and the ability to handle large video files
• Someone who works hard, wants to excel, and is eager to learn the systems that are already working for us
• Available to communicate and deliver on a consistent weekly schedule

What To Submit With Your Application
There’s no doubt that our dog training videos stand out from the rest - what do you see in our content that makes it stand out, and how would you continue to deliver on that as an editor.