Video Editor

Robert Half is supporting the search for an experienced video editor and producer for a project-based contract role in Seattle WA. The ideal candidate will have equipment to shoot additional footage and compile a collection of clips to create training videos for the internal use of the organization.

Job Title:

Video Editor /

Producer Location:

Seattle, WA Hybrid:

VIdeo editing can be done remote, but local candidate is needed to shoot additional footage

Duration:

Project Completion Based Pay:

$40-50/hour on W2

Equipment Needed:

Editing software and decent shooting equipment

Start Date:

TBD (By early, mid april)

Job Description:

Project 1: Edit two videos from existing video footage and graphicsVideo 1: 3 minutes in lengthVideo 2: 8-10 minutes in lengthProject 2: Film their CEO outside at a Seattle Location delivering a 1-minute welcome message for inclusion in the videos mentioned above Project notes: The client is seeking a video editor who can assemble all required segments into a professional final product without overproducing or adding unnecessary complexity.

The organization is seeking a high-quality result they can feel confident sharing internally; however, it is important that candidates understand the context and audience. This is a practical training and safety video—not a high-production corporate or marketing video.

The objective is to produce a clean, professional, and polished video. Filming the CEO will be minimal and efficient, with an estimated half day total recording time (not a full-day production).Videos must include subtitles and support multiple language options.

Candidates must provide their own video equipment and editing software.

The overall project timeline has not yet been finalized. A detailed scope document will be shared with candidates, and we welcome their input on estimated time requirements.

Extensive motion graphics are not required. These videos are intended for internal safety and training purposes and will be displayed on large screens within a marine terminal environment.

Final deliverables will consist of MP4 files to be hosted on the organization's internal website.