Short-Form Editor

Job Summary

Short-form video decides which creators grow and which ones stall. Halevora turns hours of raw long-form footage from top creators into daily vertical clips built to stop thumbs and hold attention. You sit at the center of that machine: cutting fast, cutting sharp, and shipping every working day. This is volume work at a craft standard most editors never reach.

Short-Form Editor

Your Role

You take hours of long-form creator footage and mine it for the thirty seconds that matter. Then you cut those seconds into vertical clips with pace, captions, sound design, and a hook that lands inside the first second. Four or more finished clips leave your desk every working day.

You work inside a small senior content team on European core hours. Your clips go live to audiences of millions within hours of export. There is no approval queue to hide behind; the retention numbers tell everyone exactly how good you are.

Ideal Candidate

• You have cut short-form clips daily for at least a year and can prove it with links.
• You find the hook in an hour of raw footage without being told where to look.
• You treat retention graphs as feedback, not as an insult.
• You ship fast without shipping sloppy. Volume and craft, both, every day.
• You know current short-form trends cold: pacing, caption styles, sound choices, formats.
• You work European core hours (CET) without drama, wherever you live.
• You want your output measured in views held, not hours logged.

Requirements

What You'll Do

You Shouldn't Apply If

• You want a comfortable 9-5. This role runs at full throttle and demands an all-in mentality.
• You are looking for a side gig or part-time freelance work. This seat is full-time, every day.
• You take feedback personally. Your cuts get measured, critiqued, and redone when the data says so.
• You need a week per edit. Editors here ship daily.