Looking for short-form and long-form editors for a content creator with +1.4M followers. He’s about to blow up like crazy, so we need editors who are hardworking and ready to roll. If this sounds like something for you, open the google drive, download the video, make your own edit, and send it as your application to enrollments@ftp-academy.com. Link to video: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BTi7fMj78iRld3pBtJ0_VsSQezkLB8LQ?usp=sharing This is your opportunity to get in early on a big name project, so don’t hesitate, act now. Speed is king ⚡️

🚨 I’ve been editing PrestonGoes’ videos for a while, and we want to free up more time in my editing process so I can turn out a 5-part series for Preston. I’m looking for someone willing to work with me on delivering simple rough cuts for Preston’s videos, which I’ll then refine—tightening pacing, cutting fluff, adding effects, music, sound design, color grading, and exporting. Opportunity Info: • Responsibility: Take 3-5 hours of footage and deliver a 40-60 minute ROUGH cut that tells the story of the video and provides the foundation I’ll build the edit from. This rough cut doesn’t need to be polished—just clips and moments in the right order for the story. Fast turnaround is essential. After I send the footage, I’d need the edit back within 24 hours, or 48 hours if there’s more time. • Salary: $200-$400 per video (at $400 per video, that’s $1400/week or $5600/month for straightforward work). • Experience: Seeking editors experienced in long-form, story-driven content. If your primary experience is in short-form educational content, this might not be the best fit. If you’re interested in straightforward work and developing your experience telling stories with bigger creators like PrestonGoes, DM me with “PrestonGoes,” and we’ll discuss further details!

Today at VidSummit, I attended a masterclass from Sticks, a YouTube creator team with a traditional film background. They’re on a mission to bring a cinematic approach to YouTube, creating mini-movies for creators like Ryan Trahan and Mark Rober. Their journey to 500,000+ subscribers in a year is impressive, and I took away three key lessons that I think every content creator can benefit from: 1. Show, Don’t Tell Sticks emphasized making your audience feel something rather than just understand it. This is achieved through the use of tools like: • Composition • Shot size • Camera movement • Color • Body language • Sound effects • Music • Pacing One great tip they shared: try editing your footage before adding any voiceover—let the cuts and music drive the story first. 2. Intention & Obstacle A compelling story always has a character with a goal, and obstacles that stand in the way. Sticks highlighted that before you even start filming, you should ask yourself: • Is my intention compelling enough? • Will real obstacles arise on this journey? The harder it is to reach the goal, the more engaging the story becomes. They recommended introducing small, incremental obstacles that lead to the final objective. 3. Cause & Effect Every beat in your story should cause the next one. The best stories make the audience feel like they can’t miss a moment because each scene drives the next. Even if you’ve vlogged hours of footage, you can find your story by following the formula: • Because this happened, then this happened. Sticks suggested storyboarding out your narrative to identify the moments you want to highlight during editing. In short, the session was a fantastic reminder that, while YouTube and Hollywood are different, Hollywood has already mastered the art of capturing attention and telling emotional, gripping stories. If we can bring that same energy to our YouTube content, there’s no reason we can’t engage viewers just as effectively. Would love to know your thoughts—how are you telling your stories?

Jidion is looking for a FULL-TIME video editor + thumbnail designer. If you are looking for a full time position in video editing and thumbnail design, I highly suggest this position as Jidion is a very popular youtuber and would have a big budget for this role. Good luck!

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