snowball - Short-Form Video Editor
Requirements
• Sometimes the answer is a custom motion sequence. Sometimes it's the perfect piece of sourced footage. Sometimes it's a clever visual interruption or an unexpected music choice. And sometimes it's knowing that the best edit is the simplest one. • This content has a real job to do. It will shape how people understand Snowball, showcase the caliber of creative thinking we bring to our clients, build our audience, and ultimately help generate new business for the company. • You probably have: • A portfolio that makes it clear you can do more than clean cuts, captions, and punch-ins • A strong instinct for visual storytelling. You can take a sentence, concept, or story beat and imagine how it should come alive on screen • Excellent motion graphics and design skills, with the ability to create visual treatments from scratch rather than work from finished assets • A strong sense of retention, pacing, rhythm, music, sound, and how all of those pieces work together to hold attention • Experience sourcing footage, images, screenshots, and other materials that make an edit richer • Good design taste and the ability to make information feel visually clear without overcomplicating it • The range to move between highly designed moments and simple, confident editing • The ability to understand an established reference or creative direction without simply copying it • Strong creative problem-solving instincts when the obvious edit isn't the best edit • Comfortable sharing ideas, receiving direct feedback, and working through multiple versions in pursuit of a better piece • The reliability and communication skills to work independently within a fast-moving remote team • Experience with After Effects or similar motion/design tools strongly preferred • Work hard, learn harder • Be effectively proactive • Overdeliver for clients • Be kind by being clear • A+ players only
Responsibilities
• Turn ideas into visual stories. Take founder-led, scripted content and find the visual concept that makes each idea hit harder, feel clearer, and stay memorable. • Build beyond the talking head. Use motion graphics, design, typography, UI, sourced footage, screenshots, imagery, music, and sound to create a world around what's being said. • Make abstract ideas feel obvious. Find smart, visual ways to explain concepts around YouTube, media, business, storytelling, and creativity without making the content feel like a presentation. • Create moments people want to keep watching. Use pacing, visual reveals, pattern changes, sound, and editorial judgment to earn attention rather than relying on endless jump cuts or effects. • Find the visual before we hand it to you. Source the footage, imagery, references, and assets that make the story stronger instead of depending on a fully assembled asset folder. • Know when to push and when to pull back. Not every second needs an effect. You'll make thoughtful decisions about where visual complexity adds something, and where restraint is more powerful.
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