Job Description

:The Assistant Professor (Video Editor) will be responsible for producing polished video content aligned with project objectives, while also engaging in academic duties and mentoring students. This role combines technical expertise in video editing with a passion for storytelling and education. The position requires effective collaboration, creativity, and the ability to balance academic and professional responsibilities within a dynamic educational environment.Key Responsibilities:1. Video Editing

• Edit and transform raw footage into high-quality video content that meets creative and project standards.

• Use industry-standard software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or Avid Media Composer for efficient output.

• Integrate graphics, sound, and visual effects to elevate production value and viewer engagement.

2. Collaboration & Storytelling

• Work closely with producers, directors, and team members to align with project goals.

• Contribute to the creation of compelling and coherent storytelling experiences.

• Provide input and ideas during project discussions and creative sessions.

3. Project Management

• Handle multiple video projects simultaneously, ensuring timely completion and consistent quality.

• Demonstrate strong time management and prioritisation skills across editing, academic, and mentorship responsibilities.

4. Mentorship & Guidance

• Offer mentorship to student interns and junior creatives, providing feedback and professional guidance.

• Support the creative development of students by sharing knowledge and industry insights.

5. Professional Development

• Continuously update skills through courses, workshops, or independent learning.

• Stay informed on industry trends, new technologies, and evolving best practices in video production.

RequirementsExperience:Minimum 5 years of professional experience as a video editor in industries such as film, television, or advertising.Skill Set:

• Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or Avid Media Composer.

• Strong understanding of video production workflows, including shooting, lighting, and audio.

• Exceptional storytelling skills with a portfolio showcasing diverse editing projects.

• Ability to work collaboratively and creatively in high-paced environments.

• Clear communication skills for both team collaboration and student mentorship.

• Experience with motion graphics and VFX tools like Adobe After Effects.

• Knowledge of colour grading techniques and software such as DaVinci Resolve.

• Prior experience mentoring or teaching in academic or professional settings.

• Commitment to lifelong learning and academic engagement.

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