Location New York City, New York, Phoenix, Arizona, Scottsdale, Arizona and Los Angeles, California
Job Title:
Video Editor for 2–3 Minute Psychological Thriller Promo
Description: I’m seeking a creative and intuitive video editor for a 2–3 minute promo for my upcoming psychological thriller titled Vicarious. This piece will function as a cinematic teaser, which will be used on the film's social media and crowdfunding platforms.
This is a great opportunity for:
Film students or emerging editors building a portfolio
Editors interested in thriller/suspense storytelling
Creators wanting a polished, credit-worthy genre piece for their reel
Freelancers open to smaller-budget creative collaborations
Project Scope (Psychological Thriller Focus):
Craft a 2–3 minute tension-driven teaser
Emphasize mood, pacing, unease, and psychological buildup
Strategic use of silence and sound design
Suspenseful rhythm
Basic color tone consistency (moody/cinematic palette)
1–2 revision rounds
• The goal is to leave viewers unsettled and intrigued with more questions than answers.
Tone & Style References: Slow-burn psychological tension. Clean but unsettling.
Budget: This is an early-stage creative project with a modest budget, so I’m especially interested in collaborating with someone open to a lower rate in exchange for creative credit, portfolio usage, and potential future work as the project develops. Please include your rate expectations — I’m open to discussion.
Timeline: Target completion within 2–3 weeks of start date.
To Apply, Please Include:
Portfolio or examples (thriller/suspense work is a plus)
Your project rate or typical pricing
If you want to collaborate creatively, don't hesitate to apply. I’d love to connect.
Your vision for Vicarious immediately stood out to me — especially the emphasis on silence, psychological buildup, and that slow-burn unease. That’s exactly the kind of tension-driven storytelling I specialize in.
I recently edited a psychological thriller teaser with a similar unsettling rhythm and mood-focused pacing. The way you described “leaving viewers with more questions than answers” is precisely how I approach suspense structure.
I’d love to share a brief example and discuss how we can craft something that not only aligns with your expectations — but elevates the emotional tension even further.
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Job Title:
Video Editor for 2–3 Minute Psychological Thriller Promo
Description: I’m seeking a creative and intuitive video editor for a 2–3 minute promo for my upcoming psychological thriller titled Vicarious. This piece will function as a cinematic teaser, which will be used on the film's social media and crowdfunding platforms.
This is a great opportunity for:
Film students or emerging editors building a portfolio
Editors interested in thriller/suspense storytelling
Creators wanting a polished, credit-worthy genre piece for their reel
Freelancers open to smaller-budget creative collaborations
Project Scope (Psychological Thriller Focus):
Craft a 2–3 minute tension-driven teaser
Emphasize mood, pacing, unease, and psychological buildup
Strategic use of silence and sound design
Suspenseful rhythm
Basic color tone consistency (moody/cinematic palette)
1–2 revision rounds
• The goal is to leave viewers unsettled and intrigued with more questions than answers.
Tone & Style References: Slow-burn psychological tension. Clean but unsettling.
Budget: This is an early-stage creative project with a modest budget, so I’m especially interested in collaborating with someone open to a lower rate in exchange for creative credit, portfolio usage, and potential future work as the project develops. Please include your rate expectations — I’m open to discussion.
Timeline: Target completion within 2–3 weeks of start date.
To Apply, Please Include:
Portfolio or examples (thriller/suspense work is a plus)
Your project rate or typical pricing
If you want to collaborate creatively, don't hesitate to apply. I’d love to connect.
Your vision for Vicarious immediately stood out to me — especially the emphasis on silence, psychological buildup, and that slow-burn unease. That’s exactly the kind of tension-driven storytelling I specialize in.
I recently edited a psychological thriller teaser with a similar unsettling rhythm and mood-focused pacing. The way you described “leaving viewers with more questions than answers” is precisely how I approach suspense structure.
I’d love to share a brief example and discuss how we can craft something that not only aligns with your expectations — but elevates the emotional tension even further.
#J-18808-Ljbffr