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Edit high production video ads for home improvement installers, from anywhere. Footage arrives pre-cut with a written brief; you build the After Effects work, and you are paid per minute of finished video.
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We are a UK marketing agency in Manchester, and the biggest solar marketing agency in the country. You edit our social media ads: high production video ads for home improvement installers, shot by our own videographers on the client's real job sites and in their real showrooms. The role is fully remote, so work from anywhere, and you are paid per minute of edited footage.
You get the fun part. The footage arrives pre-cut: shot properly, selects already made, delivered in file sizes you can actually download and work with. Every job comes with a written brief, so you are never guessing what we want.
This is not caption-and-cut work. We build effects in After Effects on almost every ad:
If you cannot do that today, you will not pass our trial task. A quality assurance layer sits behind you and gives feedback pinned to the exact timecode. No vague “make it better”.
Full time here means 30 ads / month, minimum. When you work is up to you. How much you produce is not.
If you are looking for something to fit around three other clients, we are not the right place. Say so now and save us both a week.
Paid in pounds. Our typical full-time editor makes £1,500 per month, some editors have hit record months as high as £5,264 ($7,000). A standard 1:15 ad pays about £17.50. You are paid per minute of finished video, with bonuses on top for variants of ads that perform well. Fast editors earn more here, because you are paid for what you deliver, not for how long you sat at the desk.
Our record month for a single editor was £5,500. We show you the typical month and the record because most agencies quote you the record and call it normal.
Four stages, and nothing waits on anybody.
You report to Ben Cordes.