Looking for a digital artist to draw high-energy gaming thumbnails inspired by anime (AfroSenju inspired). Bold line art, cel-shading, expressive characters, anime/comic aesthetic. NO AI USAGE! Any clean anime, manga, or comic-book aesthetic is amazing! I love anime and comic book inspired styles, heavily drawing inspiration from afrosenjus style of thumbnails.

My previous UK-based thumbnail artist (who created the attached sample image) is currently taking a break, so I am looking for a reliable illustrator who can step in and recreate that same high-octane, anime-inspired look! If you can definitely make hand-drawn digital artwork similar to afrosenjus thumbnails please reach out with a portfolio of previous works, a price per thumbnail and a turnaround time! Thank you!

I’m a Battlefield 6 creator looking for an editor I can work with occasionally on some of my sniper clips.I’m hoping to find someone creative who can take certain clips and turn them into something a bit more cinematic and unique. Projects will generally be short-form videos around 10–20 seconds.

I’m particularly interested in things like:

• Tactical radio comms and realistic military voiceovers
• Sound design and SFX that build tension around a shot
• Radio static, callouts, weapon sounds and impact effects
• Cinematic bullet tracking and projectile effects
• Creative camera transitions and motion graphics
• VFX and compositing to make long-range shots feel more immersive

I have an established audience across Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, and the videos would be published on my own channels.

If this sounds like your kind of project, please comment or DM me with examples of your work & rates.

Thanks! 😊

I'm looking for reliable people to create short screen-recorded software tutorials for my YouTube channel.

The videos are simple, usually 1–2 minutes long, and cover popular software and apps such as CapCut, Canva, Chrome, Windows, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and more.

What I Provide

• Exact video topics
• Complete step-by-step scripts
• Ready-made voice-overs

Your Responsibilities

• Follow the provided script accurately
• Screen-record yourself performing the actual steps
• Synchronize the screen actions with the voice-over
• Edit out mistakes and unnecessary pauses
• Deliver clean, professional-looking tutorials

Important: These must be actual screen recordings, not screenshots with highlights. For example, if the voice-over says "drag the clip to the timeline," the viewer should see you performing that action at that moment.

Requirements

• Videos approximately 1–2 minutes long
• Minimum 1080p resolution
• Software interface must be in English
• Smooth, natural pacing
• No watermarks
• No copyrighted music or reused footage
• Ability to follow instructions accurately
• Reliable communication and consistent delivery

You don't need to know every software or app. Just let me know which ones you're comfortable using.

Payment & Workload

Rate: $2 USD per accepted video

Workload: Around 10–15 videos per day

This is an opportunity for consistent, long-term work.

We'll start with a short test tutorial before moving forward with regular work.

How to Apply

Send me a DM with:

1. Which software/apps you can create tutorials for
2. How many videos you can consistently produce per day
3. Any previous screen-recording or editing samples (if available)
4. Your preferred payment method
5. Your country/timezone

Beginners are welcome, as long as you can follow instructions, produce clear screen recordings, and maintain consistent quality.

Looking forward to working with reliable creators!

Hi, I'm a professional chef based in Grand Cayman, and I'm building a cooking content brand focused on restaurant-quality food, chef techniques and entertaining short-form videos.
I'm looking for a freelance videographer to work with me on a recurring basis, filming in my small apartment kitchen.
Initially, I'd like to arrange a short test shoot to create 3–5 vertical videos for Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. I'm looking for someone who understands close-up food cinematography, lighting in compact spaces, dynamic camera angles and fast-paced social media editing.
If the first shoot works well, I'd be interested in booking regular sessions.
Could you please share your portfolio, availability and pricing for a test shoot, including filming, editing, revisions and delivery of the final videos?
I'd also appreciate examples of food content or creator-focused projects you've worked on.
Thank you

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TITLE: [HIRING] Experienced Roblox story video creator for YouTube Shorts ($15-20 per video, long-term)

I'm looking for an experienced creator to make Roblox story Shorts (40-60 sec, vertical 9:16). I provide the script and reference videos, you handle everything else.

WHAT YOU DO:

• Create the Roblox scenes (in Roblox Studio or recorded in a Roblox map)

• Voiceover, word-by-word captions, music and sound effects

• Full edit with fast pacing, smooth motion and camera work (not stiff scenes)

WHO I WANT:

• You know Roblox well: you play it, or you have built or animated in Roblox Studio

• You have made Roblox story or storytelling Shorts before and can show samples

• You edit on PC (no mobile-only editors)

• You're reliable and communicate clearly. Ghosting is a dealbreaker, since I've been left hanging by several editors already

PAY:

• $15-20 per video, and I'll raise the rate if the quality is strong

• 2-3 videos per week to start, more if the videos perform

• Payment: you send me a draft of about half the video. If the quality is good, I pay an advance right away, and the rest on delivery of the full video

PLEASE ONLY DM ME IF YOU'RE EXPERIENCED. Send:

1. Links to your Roblox story videos (YouTube, TikTok or Instagram)

2. Whether you use Roblox Studio, game recording, or both

3. Your price per video and turnaround time

4. Your editing software

No samples means no reply. Serious, professional creators only. Thanks!

I'm looking for an emerging video editor interested in building an ongoing creative relationship with a gaming streamer and a small independent media project.

I'm not looking for an agency, a clip farm, or someone whose only job is to make whatever timestamp I send them look flashy.

I'm looking for someone who can eventually understand the people they're editing.

The gaming side

I currently stream roughly 5 days per week, with two of those typically being longer, multi-hour sessions. Gaming content is primarily MMO-focused right now, but won't necessarily stay limited to one game or genre.

Importantly, I do not expect you to watch 20+ hours of raw VOD every week.

I'm already using AI-assisted highlight detection, proprietary/automated clipping technology, and manual stream markers to surface likely moments. You'll generally have a pool of candidate moments to start from rather than a giant unmarked VOD.

The automated tools are pretty good at finding something. They're much less good at understanding why something was funny.

That's where I want a person.

Over time, I'd like you to learn my personality, my crew, our sense of humor, and eventually the audience well enough that you can recognize:

• A genuinely funny interaction
• A great reaction or personality moment
• Something impressive, stupid, or unusual happening in-game
• A useful/interesting gameplay moment
• Something the automated tools completely misunderstood
• A moment that could become good content with the right edit

Sometimes I'll explicitly mark something. Sometimes the tooling will find it. Eventually, I hope you'll find things I didn't.

The primary output will be polished short-form content for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Reels, along with worthwhile horizontal clips and occasional longer gaming edits when something deserves it.

There's also a broader media project

Gaming will initially represent roughly 75% of the work, but this isn't intended to be exclusively a gaming-clips role.

I'm also developing podcast and review content.

That side is currently much lighter production work: things like subtitle/caption cleanup, annotations, timing/alignment, minor cuts, QC, exports, and identifying occasional moments worth repurposing for social.

I'm not expecting someone to take hours of raw multicamera footage and magically produce a television show for $100.

The goal is eventually to have someone who understands the overall style we're developing rather than hiring an unrelated freelancer every time something needs editing.

Compensation

The role starts at a guaranteed $400/month retainer.

I'm deliberately calling that a starting retainer rather than attaching a price to every clip.

I care much more about quality and judgment than volume. If a week produces three things genuinely worth publishing, I'd rather have three good pieces than manufacture ten mediocre Shorts because we established a quota.

Likewise, I'm not expecting unlimited editing hours for $400. If the scope materially grows, compensation needs to grow with it.

This is a real paid role today. I'm building the broader project with long-term ambitions, and there's absolutely room for the role to become larger if the project grows and we work well together; but I'm not offering hypothetical future success as compensation for work now.

Who I'm hoping to find

You do not need a huge professional résumé or agency portfolio.

In fact, I'm very open to someone earlier in their editing career who is looking for a recurring project they can genuinely become invested in.

Good instincts matter more to me than knowing every Premiere/Resolve/After Effects trick.

I'd especially like someone who:

• Understands gaming and internet culture
• Has a good sense of comedic timing
• Can recognize when less editing is better than twelve zooms and sound effects
• Is comfortable making creative suggestions rather than only following instructions
• Takes feedback well
• Wants to learn the personalities and community behind the footage
• Is interested in an ongoing relationship rather than completing anonymous one-off gigs

You can use Premiere, Resolve, Final Cut, whatever. I care about the result.

Applying

Send me a Reddit DM/chat with:

1. A little about you.
What do you edit? What games/content are you into?

2. 2–4 examples of your work.
Paid client work is not required. Personal projects absolutely count.

3. Your primary editing software.

4. Tell me what YOU think makes a gaming clip actually worth watching.

This one matters to me more than a generic cover letter.

5. Your general availability and time zone.

Please do not create unpaid sample work as part of your application.

Once I've narrowed things down, I intend to give a small number of finalists the same source material and ask each to produce a couple of edits as a paid trial. That lets you see the actual content and lets me see how you interpret it before either of us commits to an ongoing relationship.

About the project / anonymity

I'm posting from the media project's account, but I'm intentionally not publicly identifying the streamer, channels, or other properties yet.

This isn't because there's anything particularly secretive going on. I'd simply rather evaluate people based on their work and have a conversation before attaching the project publicly to a hiring post.

Finalists will get the actual channels/content and broader context before deciding whether they want the role.

If you're an editor who's been looking for something you can grow with and develop some ownership over creatively, rather than another folder called clips_final_FINAL_v3, I'd like to hear from you.

Hey everyone!

I run **Mushroom Cast**, a YouTube channel focused on documentary-style video essays, internet phenomena, and creator deep dives (approx. 30–40+ minute runtimes).

I am building out a consistent production pipeline and looking for hungry, reliable video editors (beginners/intermediates looking for steady, predictable volume are very welcome!) to join our private Discord team.

### The Setup & What You Get:

* You will be paired with a dedicated scriptwriter/researcher.

* You do NOT need to dig for clips from scratch: you will receive recorded voiceover, a two-column script with visual notes, and a shared Google Drive folder with primary clips, tweets, and reference links already assembled by the writer.

* Your focus: Timeline assembly, smooth documentary pacing, B-roll sourcing, screen overlays/subtitles, and clean audio mixing with ducked background music.

### What I’m Looking For:

* Software: Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or similar.

* Ability to handle long-form timelines and maintain clean organization.

* Good communication on Discord and respect for deadlines.

* Hungry freelancers or editors from anywhere in the world looking for consistent weekly gigs.

### Pay & Logistics:

* **Rate:** $100 – $150 per finished video (fixed rate depending on length and complexity).

* **Payment:** Paid promptly upon completion via Payoneer (Card Invoice), Skrill, or Crypto (USDT).

* **Volume:** Steady, ongoing work (1 video every 6 days as part of our permanent team).

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### How to Apply:

Please send me a Reddit DM or Chat with:

1. **1–2 links to long-form video edits you have worked on** (Full videos or unlisted cuts preferred—no 15-second montages).
2. What software and editing setup you use.
3. Your Discord username.

⚠️ **Note:** Start your DM with the word **"MUSHROOM"** so I know you read the full post. Automated/generic messages will be ignored.

I'm looking for a skilled long-form video editor to edit travel vlogs featuring trips to different countries, exploring new places, and documenting travel experiences.

Requirements:

• Must have previous experience editing travel vlogs.
• Strong storytelling skills and the ability to make vlogs engaging and entertaining.
• Good sense of pacing, music selection, and smooth transitions.
• Understanding of Arabic is a plus.

Details:

• Video length: 15–35 minutes.
• Rate: $70–$100 per video, depending on experience.
• Content: Travel vlogs documenting trips, adventures, and experiences in different countries.

Only apply if you have previous work in this specific type of content.

If you're interested, DM me with your portfolio and examples of travel vlogs you've edited.

Hey, I’m looking for someone to edit some short-form content/Reels for me.

I recently filmed a barbershop project and, to be honest, the footage is kind of all over the place, so I’m looking for someone creative who can make something really good out of it.

I’m looking to get a couple of videos made, but I’d like to start with one first and see what kind of editing style you come up with.

If you’re interested, send me some examples of your work and let me know how much you’d charge for one video (30-45 seconds).

If it goes well, there could definitely be more videos after that.

Our YouTube channel is looking for a

**Reliable**

B-Roll Researcher / Assistant Video Editor.

You’ll receive a completed 10–15 minute script and your main job will be to find and organize relevant B-roll, historical footage, photos, press material, ads, clips, memes, visuals from magazine articles, and other visuals in chronological order based on the script that is provided that emphasizes the content being told the best.

Deadlines are to be expected for product delivery. To be ironed out during onboarding.

You are not expected to create the final edit.

The goal is to give our primary editor an organized visual package they can immediately work from.

• Responsibilities include:
• Researching B-roll and visual assets
• Organizing footage by script section
• Providing source links and timestamps
• Finding multiple options for every moment.
• Flagging sections where good visuals are difficult to find
• Occasionally helping organize project assets or locate higher-quality footage

Automotive knowledge is a big plus. Strong research skills, organization, reliability, and good visual instincts matter more than advanced editing experience.

Pay: $50-75$ Per project, depending on experience.

This position is not limited to the USA, but fluent English speaking and understanding of American culture and automotive culture are most preferred.

Beginners are welcome if you can demonstrate strong research and organization skills.

When applying, please send me a message with the potato emoji so I know you actually read this and relevant work/examples if available, your favorite automotive YouTube channel, and what you would charge for work such as this.

($50 FLAT)
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($75 FLAT)

I'm looking for a video editor who is into motorcycles, racing, or motorsports to help turn a bunch of my onboard race footage into engaging social media content.

I have a number of full-length onboard racing videos from track/race weekends. Rather than posting entire races, I want to pull out the best moments and turn them into short, exciting highlight clips.

I'm looking for someone who can identify and edit things like:

🏁 Race starts / launches

🔥 Fast corners and aggressive riding

🏍️ Overtakes and passes

💨 Close racing / battles

😳 Near misses or sketchy moments

🏆 Finishes and other memorable moments

Any other sections that would make someone stop scrolling

The style I'm looking for:

I want the videos to feel fast and exciting—not like a generic GoPro compilation. Good pacing and knowing when to cut are more important to me than a bunch of flashy effects.

Ideally, the editor would be able to watch the footage and say, "This 12 seconds right here is a great clip," and build the edit around it.

I'm not necessarily looking for one giant highlight video. I'd actually prefer to get a number of individual clips out of each race weekend so I can build a library of content and post consistently.

What I'm looking for

Someone who:

Has experience editing action sports, motorsports, GoPro/onboard footage, or similar

Understands racing enough to recognize a good moment

Has a good sense of pacing

Can make raw footage exciting without making it feel overly produced

Can provide examples of their work

DM me if Interested