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A template for video editors who transform raw footage into compelling stories.

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Alex Kim
Video Editor
📍 Manchester, UK✉️ alex.kim@email.com
Summary

Creative Video Editor with 4 years of experience producing content for social media, brand campaigns, and documentary-style storytelling. Proficient in Premiere Pro, After Effects, and DaVinci Resolve. Portfolio includes work for brands with combined 5M+ views.

Work Experience
Senior Video Editor at Social Chain
  • Edit 15+ videos per week for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube across 8 brand accounts
  • Produced viral brand campaign for Gymshark achieving 3.2M views and 12% engagement rate
Assistant Editor at BBC Studios (Freelance)
  • Assisted on editing 6-part BBC Three documentary series achieving 1.8M iPlayer views
  • Performed rough cuts, colour grading, and sound mixing in DaVinci Resolve
Skills
Adobe Premiere ProAfter EffectsDaVinci ResolveColour GradingSound DesignShort-Form Social ContentMotion GraphicsStorytelling & Pacing

What Recruiters Look For

Video Editor CVs need to show both technical proficiency and creative judgement. Recruiters want to see the platforms you edit for, view counts, brand clients, and your showreel URL.

Key Skills to Include

Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, colour grading, sound design, short-form social content, motion graphics, and storytelling.

Common Mistakes

Not including a showreel link. Your CV gets you to the showreel, and the showreel gets you the job. Make your portfolio URL the most prominent thing on your CV.

Formatting Tips

One page. Use a modern, creative template. Include your showreel URL prominently. List view counts and brand clients. Show both short-form and long-form capability.

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