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YouTube: How To Find THE Video Editor (2023)

YouTube: How To Find THE Video Editor (2023)

You're most likely on this page because you:

  • Are looking to hire a YouTube editor (person, not software)
  • Read boring posts talking about Fiverr & Upwork
  • And you can't find the right person to hire

Keep reading and you'll see where to find the right YouTube editor.

We previously spoke about what makes a great YouTube editor, so make sure you check that out. 

First you need to know what you need, then go find it.

How to find a good YouTube editor

Undoubtedly, YT.Careers is the #1 place online to find a good YouTube editor. You can create a job offer or hire people looking for the next gig. 

Follow these steps:
  1. Go to the YT.Careers website
  2. Browse editors looking to work with you
  3. Select someone & Interview them
  4. Hire

For our example, we're going to browse existing gigs and show you how easy it is to hire somebody.

1. Go to YT.Careers

Home Page - YT.Careers
Over here you have a few options — you can click the two buttons or scroll down to see all of the posted job offers.

  1. Left button: For editors looking to get hired.
  2. Right button: For channel owners who need to find an editor.
  3. Scroll down: See people looking for jobs (editors, managers, etc).

2. Browse talent

Go to Creative Professionals to look at all the editors actively looking to get hired:
Looking at video editors to hire
When browsing, you can add filters to find the right editor: 
  • Experience
  • Work preference
  • Location
  • Timezone

Click on the profile of each editor you like and read more about them. When you've decided you want to work with them, click the "Hire me" button and get in touch.

Didn't find anyone? You can also create your post on the Job Board:
Browsing talent on YT.Careers
This way, editors will see your listing and offer themselves to work for you.

When you found the editor you've been looking for, click on their profile to...

3. Get in touch

Profile of a YouTube Editor for Hire
Read more about the editor and see if they actually fit the profile once you've started talking.

This is a crucial step, as you obviously need to know who you're hiring.

Suggestion: It's best to even interview the video editor first (or at least have a call) so you become 100% certain they are the right person.

4. Hire them

Hiring a video editor for YouTube
Simply click the "Hire me" button and follow the rest of the process — it isn't very long.

That's it. You've just found the greatest YouTube editor for your needs!

If something occurred and you still need to look for another editor, go through the steps again. However, you need to reassure that you're looking for the right person.

For that, we've prepared a list below of all the popular types of video editors.

Types of video editors

It's essential for you to know the types of video editors to make sure you're hiring the most skilled editor for your niche content:

  1. DIY Video Editors: This is either you or someone on your team taking on the editing tasks along with other responsibilities.
  2. Freelance Video Editor: Often experienced professionals who have chosen to work independently. They might have a set of regular clients and offer their services on platforms like YT.Careers.
  3. Outsourced Video Editors: These are editors available through video editing companies. They provide a service where you can adjust the level of assistance as per your need, focusing more on completing the job rather than a specific editor's style.
  4. Full-time Video Editor: A dedicated editor employed solely by you, handling only your projects. Hiring full-time involves additional responsibilities like payroll, holiday pay, and building a team culture.

Conclusion

In this guide, we've studied how and where to find the right video editor.

We really hope you're going to find the right members for your YouTube channel with us. And if you do, make sure to let us know! :)


Thank you for reading this,
YT.Careres

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Alexandru Golovatenco

Founder of YT Careers