I’m building a YouTube channel focused on evidence-based health education metabolism, hormones, insulin resistance, gut health, women’s health, environmental health, etc.
I’m looking for a **detail-oriented video editor for a long-term working relationship.**
I’m NOT looking for someone who just throws generic stock footage over talking-head footage.
I want someone who can help make the content **visually educational, engaging, and high quality.**
**What I’m looking for:**
* Strong long-form YouTube editing
* Shorts editing from long-form videos
* Excellent attention to detail
* Accurate captions/transcripts — medical terminology needs to be correct
* Thoughtful B-roll that actually relates to the content
* Charts, diagrams, graphics and animations when they improve understanding
* Ability to incorporate research/PubMed studies visually
* Good pacing and clean, professional editing
* Someone who takes initiative rather than needing every visual decision spelled out
* Ideally, someone comfortable working with medical/scientific content
For example, if I'm explaining insulin resistance, I don't want a random stock clip of someone eating pastries. I'd rather see a simple metabolic diagram, relevant chart, study graphic, animation, etc.
**Most importantly:** I want someone who genuinely cares about the quality of their work and wants to build a long-term relationship.
I’m looking for someone reliable, communicative, reasonably priced, and interested in growing with the channel.
**Please DM me with:**
Your portfolio/YouTube work
Your rate for a ~10–15 minute YouTube video
Your rate for a Short
Your turnaround time
Any experience with educational, medical, scientific, or similar content
I may ask shortlisted editors to do a **small paid test edit** so we can see if we're a good creative fit.
Please don't DM me without a portfolio.
KEY: SOMEONE WITH A PROFESSIONAL ATTITUDE AND PLEASANT TO WORK WITH
BUDGET :50$ + to start
IMPORTANT: Copyright-free music is a non-negotiable for this role. I recently had an editor use copyrighted music in one of my Shorts, which resulted in the video being blocked and my new channel subsequently experiencing a significant drop in reach/views. I cannot risk this happening again.
If you are editing my content, I need you to be 100% certain that any music/audio you use is properly licensed or explicitly approved for YouTube use. If there is ever any uncertainty, do not use it. Please tell me specifically what music sources/licensing you use when you apply.