Which cut was theirs?
The editor's cut and the release often differ. Ask which version they're showing you and what changed after it left their hands.
For productions, post houses, brands and creators
Hire film andvideo editors
Hire a video editor for a feature, a series, an ad or a brand film. Judge their past cuts, name the software your project runs on, and bring on the assistant and colorist who see it through to delivery.
Editing / 3 roles / Hire Talent
Editing
The edit decides the film you release.
01
Associate Editor
Extra editorial hands for versions, assemblies and fine cuts on tight timelines.
02 Assistant EditorKeeps your edit organized: media management, sync, versions and quality checks.
03 Colorist / Color GraderSets the final look with color correction and grading to your delivery spec.
Why productions choose Artisty
How do they take notes?
Ask how a cut moved through rounds of director and producer notes. How an editor handles notes decides your post schedule.
Where does their job end?
Some editors hand over a locked cut; others conform, grade and master. Agree where the edit stops so the colorist and delivery fit around it.
Bring your edit together
01
Post the role and ask for past cuts
02
Name the software and delivery specs
03
Watch, shortlist and hire
Editing FAQs
Looking for work in Editing?
See this department from the creator side
Find Jobs — EditingOn Artisty, a platform for hiring film and AV talent, editors are hired role by role under a project. Post the editor role with the format, timeline and software, and ask for past cuts as proof of work. KalaAi drafts the listing, and every application comes back to that role.
Yes. Post the role under the project it's for, set the work mode, and pay on a project basis. When it wraps, the credit goes on the editor's profile, and they stay part of your filmy network for the next cut.
Yes. Artisty covers any AV work, so post the role under a project for your channel or brand and name the format. Editors list the formats they cut, from OTT to ads and digital content, so the match fits the work.
Yes. Post the colorist as a separate role under the same project, with the grading software and delivery specs in the description. They can join at the grade, without being on the whole edit.
No. Nothing from your project is shared until you choose to share it. If the project itself is under wraps, keep the role invite only and send footage once you've hired.
Creating an account is free, and Artisty takes no commission on the editor you hire. Unlocking a profile and other hiring steps use credits, with each plan on the pricing page.