Video Editor

Job Description

Greetings from FASHION TV / FTV Fashion TV is urgently hiring for Video Editor (MUMBAI based candidates only) World’s Largest Fashion Brand backed with most viewed, proven and stable high-end Luxury Fashion and Lifestyle Media House. www.fashiontv.com www.company.fashiontv.com Location: Santacruz (W), Mumbai Work From Office Immediate Joiners required preferably Interested candidates can share their profiles on 7208934661 or share on roma@ftv.ind.in Some Fashion TV Key Facts: 12 24 hrs dedicated Fashion & Lifestyle channels. 23 years of existence. UHD channel. Available on leading OTT platforms all over the world. 100 plus of new content every week. 2 Billion Viewers. 250 Cable Satellites. 193 Countries. 500 Million Households. 10 Million Public TV Sets in Public Places. 5M website hits per month. Fashion TV App gets 500K Subscribers & 35K installation per Month. Fashion TV You Tube Channel has 65M Views & was viewed for 90M minutes. 4.5M plus likes on Facebook & 12M views per week. 300K Followers on Instagram & 125k Organic Reach Per Month. Job Responsibilities Edits videos to targeted length and specifications Handles and organizes raw and edited video files Exports videos and facilitates mobile and web distribution Shoots video and produces content as necessary Explores different versions and directions Ensures compliance with highest journalist standards Adjusts formats and file sizes as needed Video Editor Job Requirements : 3 months to 1 years of video editing and post-production experience strictly Proficient in various non-linear video editing tools and other software (Adobe Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop) Deep understanding of digital trends and editing principles Creative and innovative Strong organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills Working days and timings - Mon - Fri (5days) and 9.30am to 6.30pm or 10am to 7pm. Preferred Candidates From Digital Marketing Agency Only Candidates preferred Skills: after effects,adobe premiere pro,video editing Show more Show less