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Video Editor

What is a video editor?

A video editor is someone who edits and enhances video footage to create a final product that tells a story or conveys a message.

What does a video editor do?

Usually, a video editor does the following:

What does the day-to-day life of a video editor look like?

A video editor usually works between 9am and 5pm, though this may vary depending on the company you're working for or if you are self-employed. Depending on the project timeline, you may have to work longer hours to meet deadlines. You'll spend most of your time working on a computer, using video editing software to edit and enhance videos. You'll communicate with clients or team members to discuss the project progress and make any necessary changes.

Where does a video editor work?

Video editors can work in various settings including:

What tools/software/hardware does a video editor use?

A video editor uses a variety of tools including:

What do I need to become a video editor?

There are a number of ways you can become a video editor, including:

What career paths are available?

There are a number of career paths available to you as a video editor, including:

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