We are looking for a Motion Editor to join the creative team of a global jewellery brand. This role suits someone with a sharp eye for pacing, structure, and storytelling, who is also comfortable adding titles, transitions, and light motion graphics to elevate a cut. You'll work closely with the Head of Post Production and wider creative team to deliver polished, on-brand video content across a variety of campaigns, platforms, and formats.
Key Responsibilities
Edit and assemble footage from rough cut through to final delivery
Build titles, lower thirds, and light motion graphics calling on more advanced animation tools for involved animation
Work from creative briefs, scripts, and reference edits to produce on-brand, high-quality cuts
Colour correct and grade footage to a broadcast-ready standard, or prepare timelines for hand-off to a specialist grader
Source, sync, and mix music, voiceover, and sound effects to support the edit
Manage multiple versions and cutdowns of assets across formats and aspect ratios (broadcast, social, digital, etc.)
Maintain organised project files and adhere to studio naming and folder conventions
Collaborate with motion designers, CGI artists, and producers to ensure a smooth handover of assets and consistent visual quality
Troubleshoot technical issues within editing projects, including codecs, rendering, and export problems
Take on feedback from Creative Directors and stakeholders, iterating quickly and accurately
Keep up to date with new tools, plugins, and techniques within editing and motion graphics
Skills & Experience
Proven experience as a Video/Motion Editor, ideally within a production, post-production, luxury, fashion, jewellery, or creative studio environment
Strong proficiency in professional video editing software, including experience with multicam, proxy workflows, colour tools, and professional post-production workflows
Working knowledge of motion graphics and animation software for titling and light motion graphics
Solid understanding of pacing, structure, and storytelling in the edit
Working knowledge of professional creative and post-production tools
Comfortable with basic audio mixing and sound design
Strong showreel demonstrating editing range across formats and genres
Good communication skills and ability to take direction from Creative Directors and Producers
Highly organised, with the ability to manage multiple deliverables and deadlines simultaneously
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