Film and Video Editor

Responsibilities

• Edit moving images on film, video, or other media to produce high-quality technical visual products
• Work with producers or directors to organize images for final production and synchronize soundtracks with visuals
• Review, sequence, and assemble raw footage into finished products that meet customer requirements and technical standards
• Plan, design, and produce technical visual media, including illustrations, animation, visualizations, and photo-enhanced imagery
• Produce technical illustrations, architectural drawings, engineering concepts, 2D/3D representational drawings, and battlespace scenarios or maps for presentations, reports, manuals, posters, and other media
• Research and analyze source materials to determine the best technical product approach and develop image or video coverage strategies
• Provide field photo and video support, manage digital asset filing and storage, and coordinate archiving and retrieval with support staff
• Work independently on mission-critical projects and, when needed, oversee or direct less senior staff
• Ensure products meet classification, CUI, OPSEC, public release, and Government IT compatibility requirements

Requirements

• Active Secret clearance required at time of hire and must be maintained throughout contract performance
• 5+ years of full-time experience in film/video editing, multimedia production, or technical visualization
• Demonstrated experience editing moving images, synchronizing soundtracks, and producing technical illustrations, animations, visualizations, and photo-enhanced imagery
• Experience in photography, digital asset management, and overseeing less senior production staff is preferred
• Experience within DoD or Government visual information environments is advantageous
• Proficiency with professional film/video editing and multimedia production software, technical illustration and visualization, Microsoft Office, and Microsoft 365
• Strong creative judgment, customer focus, and knowledge of CUI handling, OPSEC, public release restrictions, and visual information records procedures