Video Editor with Intuitive

We’re looking for a thoughtful, experienced Video Editor who understands that great editing is not just about making a video look good - it’s about making the message land.

At Intuitive Films, we create Videos Designed to Influence.

That means every edit has a job to do.

It brings clarity to ideas, finds the right moments, creates momentum, and helps an audience feel something.

It may need to build confidence in a brand.

Make a complex idea easier to understand.

Show stakeholders why an organisation matters.

Or move an audience towards a meaningful action.

We’re looking for a Video Editor with at least 3 years of professional experience who combines strong storytelling instincts with solid technical craft, and who understands how to turn business, brand and organisational messages into compelling films.

You should be someone who cares about the details and also understands the bigger picture: What are we trying to communicate, and how should the audience feel?

At Intuitive Films, we create Videos Designed to Influence, helping organisations communicate ideas that matter through strategic storytelling and strong production craft.

For over 19 years, we’ve partnered with organisations across industries to produce films that inform, inspire and drive meaningful action.

We’re a small, focused team that believes in doing quality work.

• Pursuing excellence

• Constantly growing

• Creating win-win-win outcomes

• Agile thinking with smart execution

• Being authentic

You’ll work closely with our Directors, Producers and Motion Designers to turn strategy, scripts, interviews and footage into films that communicate clearly and influence effectively.

Find the story, not just the shots

• Edit corporate films, brand films, leadership stories, profile interviews, employer-branding content and campaign series

• Shape clear narrative structures from scripts, interviews and raw footage

• Identify the strongest moments, insights, performances and soundbites

• Distil complex information into stories audiences can follow

• Build pacing and emotional progression that supports the communication objective

• Create strong openings, transitions and endings that help the story land

• Maintain the right tone for corporate and institutional brands without making films feel corporate or generic

• Interpret consolidated client feedback thoughtfully

• Find creative solutions that address feedback while protecting the story

Strong communication should still look and feel excellent

• Create edits with strong pacing, rhythm and visual flow

• Make thoughtful use of music, sound design and silence

• Select appropriate stock footage and supporting visuals where required

• Work comfortably with supers, subtitles, typography and simple motion graphics

• Perform basic colour correction and grading

• Handle basic audio clean-up and levelling

• Maintain high visual and technical standards throughout the edit

Be part of the thinking, not just the execution

• Collaborate closely with Directors and Producers on storytelling approaches

• Participate in discussions about structure, music, tone and treatment

• Challenge ideas constructively when you see a better editorial solution

• Flag problems before they become expensive problems

• Work with motion designers, sound designers, colourists and other specialists when required

• Stay objective about your work and respond professionally to feedback

• Help raise the overall quality of the team's creative output

Creativity works better when the fundamentals are organised

• Manage multiple edits and deadlines responsibly

• Keep project files, footage, audio and graphics structured and organised

• Maintain disciplined sequence and version management

• Work efficiently with shared storage and collaborative workflows

• Prepare accurate masters and exports across different platforms and specifications

• Flag timeline or technical risks early

• Archive completed projects properly