Assistants learn the whole pipeline
Syncing, organizing and conforming teach you how a cut is built. Most editors and many colorists began as assistant editors.
For colorists, assistant editors and editors
Colorist andassistant editor jobs
Colorist jobs in DI and grading, and assistant editor jobs that keep a cut moving, from syncing rushes to managing versions. Add the grades and timelines you've delivered, and apply where the software and schedule match yours.
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Editing
From syncing rushes to setting the final look.
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Associate Editor
Works alongside the editor on assembly, versions and fine cuts across the timeline.
02 Assistant EditorKeeps the edit running: media management, sync, versions and quality control.
03 Colorist / Color GraderSets the final look through color correction and grading, shaping mood and consistency.
Why creators join Artisty
Associates cut real scenes
The associate editor rung is where you start cutting scenes and versions. Note which scenes you cut on each project.
Color is its own ladder
Colorists often start as DI assistants or conform artists, then grade promos and shorts before features. Keep before-and-after frames from every grade.
Cut, conform or grade
Pick every edit role you can do, from assistant to colorist, and list the software you cut and grade in.
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Say whether you cut, grade or both
Join for free
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Add your grading and edit software
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Apply with before-and-after frames
Editing FAQs
Hiring for Editing?
See this department from the production side
Hire Talent · EditingPost-production crew, colorists included, are hired on Artisty role by role. Pick colorist as your role, list your grading software and add before-and-after frames from your projects, and you'll see grading roles that match your skills and city.
An assistant editor keeps the edit running: ingesting and syncing rushes, organizing bins, managing versions and preparing the cut for sound, VFX and color. It's the rung where most editors learn the pipeline.
Yes. Pick every role you can do, and roles in both reach you. Be clear on your profile about which projects you cut and which you graded.
It helps, since many productions grade in it, but roles name their own software. List every tool you're confident in, and apply where the role matches it.
Only if you add them. Share stills or a password-protected link for unreleased grades, and check with the production first. Your filmy network sees what you choose to put on your profile and nothing more.
Creating your profile is free. Applications use credits, and the pricing page breaks down each plan.