Lead Video Editor Glasgow, Scotland
Job description
Lead Video Editor
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Department: Production
Contract type: Fixed term contract until December 31st 2023
Salary: circa £37,000 p/a depending on experience
Working hours: 37,5 hours a week (hybrid)
Twig Education creates incredible, inclusive Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) learning experiences full of aha! moments that students remember forever. We couldn’t do this without creative and passionate people who challenge and inspire each other. We are now working as a part of Imagine Learning, where Science meets Math, ELA and more!
At Imagine Learning we ignite learning breakthroughs. It drives everything we do. We innovate together to support educators in creating those special moments when students experience the joy of learning at its best. We serve more than 10 million students and partner with more than 7,500 school districts nationwide.
That’s where you come in! Working for Twig means getting the chance to use your talents to the fullest, doing work that makes the world a better place in an environment where your contributions get noticed.
We hire talented individuals, give them the chance to shine, and recognise the impact they make on Twig and on the lives of students across the globe. We’re here to change the world of STEM education. Want to join us?
If you want to see just some of what we do then watch this film.
Job Role
We are looking for a Lead Video Editor to join our team. You will edit dynamic, engaging short factual films for students, develop and design new formats and approaches to our films, and continually evaluate and update workflows and processes. You will inspire and lead an established team of Editors and Junior Editors, helping them to do their very best work, and maintaining the positive, energetic and creatively rewarding environment we have cultivated.
Key tasks and responsibilities include:
- Editing short films in Adobe Premiere to a high creative and technical standard reflecting the quality, accuracy and engagement aims of Twig
- Work alone, and with the Lead Motion Graphic Designer, to produce motion graphics and graphic representations of STEM concepts and processes in After Effects
- Work with the Lead Motion Graphic Designer and Lead Editor, to develop and produce project style guides
- Line management of Editors and Junior Editors (incl. ongoing performance reviews, one-to-ones, mentoring, holiday scheduling etc)
- Sharing experience, knowledge and encouraging the edit team to develop their edit and graphic skills through day-to-day support and training sessions
- Working with the Production Manager to help monitor production schedules raising risks to quality, schedule or budget
- Understanding, adhering to, and disseminating technical standards and best-practice requirements
About you
- At least 5 years professional experience editing children's, factual, and/or online content
- Extensive Adobe Premiere and After Effects skills are essential - we do not use Avid or Final Cut Pro
- An understanding of how to be direct and efficient in story-telling. The ability to recognise essential information, identify clear narrative paths and translate complex ideas into engaging films is critical
- You must be motivated and enthusiastic, with an eye for detail and consistency
- Ability to work with high volumes of material effectively to deadlines
- Excellent organisational skills - managing multiple films at a time, maintaining and archiving sensible and clearly set out projects
- Understanding of the importance of process and workflows, to maintain an efficient flow of films from edit to completion
Desirable skills
- Line management experience – setting objectives, appraising team members. An ability to mentor and guide edit staff
- An ability to create an atmosphere of cooperation and communication
- The ability to lead editor meetings, keeping all team members updated on production progress
- Scheduling experience or having worked with with a Production Manager or Post Production Manager to schedule post production effectively
- Experience using Cinema 4D
What’s in it for you?
Your job will offer diversity and fulfilment as well as professional and personal development. Twig has an open, fair, relaxed and flexible culture where hard work is recognised and rewarded. Benefits of working at Twig include:
- Salaries are competitive
- Hybrid Working
- Flexible working arrangements
- Cycle to Work scheme
- Health Shield cashback plan
- Generous holiday allowance including birthday off
- Office in an attractive location next to a large park
- Being part of a lively, fun team
- Dog friendly office
Equal opportunities statement
Twig is an equal opportunities employer and positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, marital or civil partnership status, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, or sexual orientation.
Think you might fit this role?
To apply, please complete theOnline Application Form, attaching a CV, covering letter, and a link to your showreel featuring recent work, demonstrating the extent to which your skills, abilities and experience meet the requirements of this role.
Job Types: Full-time, Temporary contract, Fixed term contract
Contract length: 11 months
Salary: From £37,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- Additional leave
- Casual dress
- Company events
- Company pension
- Employee discount
- Life insurance
- On-site parking
- Private medical insurance
- Sick pay
- Wellness programme
- Work from home
Schedule:
- Monday to Friday
Ability to commute/relocate:
- GLASGOW: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)
Work Location: Hybrid remote in GLASGOW
Application deadline: 20/02/2023
