Associate Editor

As an Associate Editor at Minute Media, your primary responsibilities include managing footage by importing, syncing, and transcoding from various camera formats. You'll also oversee project organization on cloud servers, create titles and end cards, select music, and manage collaboration with external editors to ensure project specifications are met.

To qualify for the Associate Editor role at Minute Media, candidates should have at least 2 years of experience in video editing, ideally focused on sponsored content. Proficiency with editing software like Premiere Pro is crucial, while familiarity with After Effects is a plus. Strong communication skills and the ability to handle multiple projects in a fast-paced environment are also essential.

Yes, having experience in branded content is important for the Associate Editor position at Minute Media. We value candidates who not only possess technical skills in video editing but also demonstrate a passion for creating compelling branded and sponsored content that resonates with audiences.

At Minute Media, you can expect a flexible and collaborative work environment. The company follows a hybrid work model, allowing you to choose between remote or in-office work for most days. Our Creative Strategy and Production Operations team typically meets in the office 1-2 days a week for collaborative sessions.

The expected salary range for the Associate Editor role at Minute Media is between $60,000 and $65,000, although actual pay will be determined based on an individual’s skills, experience, and location.

In your response, be prepared to discuss your hands-on experience with various camera formats such as RED, ARRI, Sony, and Canon. Mention specific projects where you’ve managed footage from these cameras, detailing your technical processes in syncing and transcoding to demonstrate your proficiency.

Outline your time management and organizational strategies. Discuss tools or software you employ to track progress and deadlines, and provide examples of past experiences where your planning allowed you to meet tight schedules effectively.

Highlight the value of mentorship and teamwork in enhancing the editorial process. Share specific communication techniques you utilize to solicit feedback effectively and ensure alignment on project goals.

Discuss key skills such as creativity in storytelling, understanding the target audience, and the ability to balance brand messaging with engaging visuals. Provide examples from past projects where you successfully integrated these elements.

Select a specific challenge related to footage management, syncing, or collaboration with external editors. Explain the steps you took to address the issue and what you learned from the experience, showcasing your problem-solving skills.

Explain your process for music selection, including how you consider the tone and pacing of the content, ensuring it aligns with the overall message. Discuss any tools or resources you use for tracking cue sheets and rights management.

Emphasize the importance of constructive feedback in refining your edits. Talk about how you solicit feedback from colleagues, and how you incorporate it into your work while maintaining a balance between your vision and collaborative inputs.

Reveal your engagement with industry communities, webinars, or courses. Mention any recent tools or technologies in video editing that you've explored, indicating your commitment to continuous learning in a rapidly evolving field.

Discuss your expertise with Premiere Pro and any other editing software you’ve used, like After Effects. Provide examples of how you’ve leveraged these tools to enhance productivity and quality in your projects.

Discuss your approach to understanding client requirements and how you balance them with artistic vision. Provide examples of past projects where you successfully navigated this dynamic to achieve great outcomes.