Video Editor
Job Title: Video Editor Company: Anormos Private Limited Location: 46, 3rd Floor, BEML Layout 3rd Stage, Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560098 Job Type: Full-time Salary: ₹18,000 per month (based on skills and experience) Experience: 1 year (freshers with a strong portfolio can apply) Qualification: Any Degree or Diploma About the Role We are looking for a creative Video Editor to edit and produce engaging videos for social media, marketing, and client projects. You will turn raw footage into polished content that tells a clear story and meets deadlines. Key Responsibilities Edit raw footage into finished videos (reels, shorts, promos, ads, YouTube videos) Add music, sound effects, transitions, captions/subtitles and basic motion graphics Do color correction and audio cleanup Follow scripts, storyboards and brand guidelines Edit videos in the right formats and sizes for each platform (Instagram, YouTube, WhatsApp, etc.) Make revisions based on feedback quickly Organize and back up project files and footage Keep up with video trends and editing styles Requirements Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or similar software Basic knowledge of After Effects or Canva/CapCut is a plus Good sense of timing, pacing and storytelling Ability to handle multiple projects and meet deadlines Good communication and teamwork skills Education: any degree or diploma; a course in video editing/multimedia is a plus Portfolio or sample work required Must have own laptop capable of video editing (able to run Premiere Pro / DaVinci Resolve / After Effects smoothly) Good to Have Experience with short-form content (reels/shorts) Basic videography or photography skills Knowledge of motion graphics and animation What We Offer Fixed monthly salary Creative freedom and growth opportunities Supportive work environment How to Apply Send your portfolio to [hr@anormos.com/90666 66482] or apply through the job portal.
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