Video Editor Intern

Snezzi, India

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Published on 12 October 2026 · first appeared in our records on 13 October 2026.

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Advertised salary: 120000 to 180000 INR.

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What we do Snezzi helps brands show up in AI answers on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, and others. We're a small team of second-time founders building in one of the fastest moving spaces in marketing right now. We create content that educates, builds trust, and drives inbound. Video is a big part of that. And we need someone who takes it seriously. What you'll work on Long form: • Product demos and walkthroughs • Founder podcasts and interview edits • Case study videos and thought leadership content Short form: • Reels and Shorts cut from long form content • Trend-driven, original short form videos • Meme formats, reaction cuts, viral hooks • B-roll heavy storytelling • Share-worthy content built for LinkedIn and Instagram You'll own the edit from raw footage to final cut. No hand-holding on the creative direction. We want someone with a point of view. Who we're looking for Must-haves: • A portfolio that shows you can do both: clean long form edits and punchy short form content • Strong instincts for pacing, cuts, and what makes something worth watching till the end • You follow what's trending and know how to adapt formats without copying them blindly • You can work with raw, unpolished footage and make it look intentional • You deliver on time without needing multiple follow-ups • Tool agnostic. Use whatever you edit best with. Moves you to the top of the pile: • You've edited content for a brand, creator, or startup before • Your short form work has actually performed: views, shares, saves • You have an eye for captions, hooks, and text overlays, not just cuts • You bring your own creative ideas to the table, not just execution Not a fit if: • Your portfolio only has wedding videos or event reels • You need a detailed brief for every piece of content • You treat trends as templates to copy rather than signals to interpret Originally posted on Himalayas

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