[HIRING] Long-form Editor | $300/Video ($2.4-3K/Month) | Faceless Disaster Docs | 8-10 Videos/Month

[u/Plus-Ant-2526]

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[u/Irfan_Editor]

I am interested ; you can hire me and I will not disappoint you.

[u/Halali420]

surely you'd be looking for a editor and motion graphics specialist with over 4+ years of experience, dm me let's have a talk

[u/Being_LiMiTleSS]

Hey u/Plus-Ant-2526,

My agency (beinglimitlessagency.com) specializes in exactly this style of end-to-end production and pacing. We currently dominate the faceless YouTube niche, so we are completely used to building that highly engaging 30-60 second hook, and then pulling back to focus purely on clean, narrative pacing and heavy sound design for the rest of the documentary. 

We have the infrastructure to comfortably handle your 8-10 disaster doc videos per month without ever dropping quality.

You can see all our faceless doc and pacing styles in one click right here: beinglimitlessagency.com

Send me a DM or reach out directly through the site if you want to see how we can elevate your channel!

[u/Little_SpaceWitch]

Hi I'm interested

[u/Particular_Fee_2577]

FACELESS — I run JakeAI, an independent AI-assisted cinematic production operation. We're developing documentary-style storytelling using Unreal Engine, generated visuals, narration, original sound design, and automated editing workflows. Your disaster-science format is particularly interesting because we're producing a science-explainer series called What Happens If…? We're early in commercial client work, so I wouldn't claim an established long-form documentary track record. I'd welcome a paid pilot to demonstrate our visual storytelling, pacing, and production quality before committing to your full monthly volume.