Georgia Entertainment News is hiring: Video Editor for Atlanta Falcons in Flower

Position Summary

This Video Editor will be a pivotal member to the Atlanta Falcons digital video team. Reporting to the Senior Manager of Video Production, they will be responsible for editing in a variety of different categories: feature storytelling (long-form and short-form), hype videos, highlights, community initiative content, and more. This content will be created for various Atlanta Falcons distribution mediums, such as all social channels, AtlantaFalcons.com, YouTube, Mercedes-Benz Stadium in-game presentation, and more. This individual must have a strong understanding of high performing content and strategies to maximize our content’s impact.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Edit both long-form and short-form storytelling features, highlighting the team, player stories, community initiatives, and more.
• A key member to the ‘On the Rise’ Falcons long-form series team.
• Edit hype videos of the team and players
• Edit quick-turn highlights from our in-house cameras from gamedays and training camp for fast publishing to web and social platforms.
• Research & produce for projects to develop a framework for feature storytelling projects.
• Write voiceover scripts for projects as needed.
• Work with the Falcons’ social and digital team to maximize our success on each platform.
• Keep video assets organized and named by logging and archival.
• Execute motion graphics templates and create custom motion graphics for editing projects.
• General support for larger Falcons’ video team projects as needed (creative day capture days, control room support for large scale projects, additional camera support).

Qualifications and Education

• Minimum 3 to 5 years of experience in Film/Video post-production. Experience in sports is preferred; not required.
• Bachelor’s Degree

Required Skills

• Proficient in post-production techniques utilizing the Adobe Creative Cloud – especially Premiere and After Effects.
• Ability to communicate effectively and promptly with members of the digital and communications staff.
• Ability to manage projects from start to finish on short timelines.
• Ability to lift and move up to 50 pounds.
• Understanding and ability to implement video asset organization processes.
• Camera skills are preferred but not required.