Assignment Desk

Editor

An Editor assembles raw footage into polished final deliverables, handling everything from rough cuts to color grading, audio mixing, and graphics integration. They can work on-site for live-to-tape shows or remotely for post-production, delivering broadcast-ready content on tight deadlines.

Typical Equipment

A Editor typically arrives on set with the following professional equipment:

  • Adobe Premiere Pro
  • DaVinci Resolve
  • Avid Media Composer
  • Portable edit bays
  • High-speed storage
  • Color-calibrated monitors

When to Book a Editor

This role is commonly booked for the following types of productions:

Same-day editsHighlight reelsCorporate sizzle reelsDocumentary post-productionSocial media cutdowns

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a Editor do?

A Editor is a specialized video production professional responsible for their area of expertise on set. They bring professional equipment and years of experience to every shoot, ensuring broadcast-quality results.

How much does it cost to hire a Editor?

Day rates for a Editor vary by market, experience level, and project scope. Assignment Desk provides competitive W2 rates that include payroll, liability insurance, and workers' compensation coverage. Contact us for a custom quote.

Where can I hire a Editor near me?

Assignment Desk has Editor professionals available in 24+ US cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, and more. Our nationwide network ensures local crew availability for any production.