Slide Content and Image Suggestions for Episode 4: “Be Honest With Yourself”
Slide 1: Title Slide
• Title: “Be Honest With Yourself: Early Lessons in Podcasting”
• Subtitle: “Recognizing Challenges and Adjusting Goals”
• Image Suggestion: A metaphorical image of a journey or learning process, such as a person climbing a mountain or brainstorming with sticky notes.
Slide 2: Setting the Scene
• Content:
• “Starting a podcast or business comes with unexpected challenges.”
• “Key lesson: Acknowledge and adapt to barriers early.”
• Image Suggestion: A blank notepad with “Goals” written at the top, surrounded by crossed-out plans.
Slide 3: Editing Reality Check
• Content:
• “Editing is time-intensive, especially for beginners.”
• “A critical question: Can we afford not to outsource editing?”
• Image Suggestion: A frustrated individual at a computer with multiple video editing timelines open.
Slide 4: Revisiting SMART Goals
• Content:
• “Original Goal: 50,000 YouTube subscribers, 5,000 Instagram followers in 90 days.”
• “Reality Check: Adjust time and budget expectations.”
• Image Suggestion: A checklist with “Subscribers,” “Followers,” and “Budget” partially completed.
Slide 5: Outsourcing Editing
• Content:
• “Costs: $20-$45/hr (beginner), $50-$100/hr (expert).”
• “Quality vs. affordability: The balance.”
• Image Suggestion: A price comparison chart or a professional editor’s desk.
Slide 6: Research and Tools
• Content:
• “Analyzing successful channels with tools like Vileo.”
• “Insights: Content that resonates with audiences.”
• Image Suggestion: A screenshot of analytics software or a list of high-performing video titles.
Slide 7: Lessons Learned
• Content:
• “Progress > Perfection.”
• “Continue recording and improving with each step.”
• “Balance workload between editing and content creation.”
• Image Suggestion: A progress bar or a team collaborating on a project.
Slide 8: Next Steps
• Content:
• “1. Post job listings for a video editor.”
• “2. Test editing workflows.”
• “3. Maintain recording schedule.”
• “4. Continue audience research.”
• Image Suggestion: A to-do list on a desk with items being checked off.
Job Posting Template for Hiring a Video Editor
Title: Freelance Video Editor Needed for Podcast Content
Description:
We are seeking a skilled video editor to join our team and help produce high-quality content for our growing podcast. The ideal candidate will have experience editing both short-form and long-form videos for YouTube and social media platforms, with a keen eye for storytelling and audience engagement.
Responsibilities:
• Edit 6 weekly videos (10-minute episodes) and 5 short-form videos (1-minute shorts).
• Enhance video quality with graphics, transitions, and sound.
• Collaborate with the team to align on creative vision and content style.
• Manage revisions and ensure timely delivery.
Requirements:
• Proficient in video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, CapCut).
• Familiarity with YouTube and Instagram editing styles.
• Strong communication skills and attention to detail.
• Portfolio showcasing relevant work.
Compensation:
• $100-$150 per video (negotiable based on experience and quality).
• Bonuses for high-performing videos.
Location: Remote (Preference for candidates from Brazil, the Philippines, Mexico, or the US).
How to Apply:
Submit your application with:
1. A brief introduction about yourself.
2. Links to your portfolio or previous work.
3. Your proposed rate per video.
Recommended Platforms for Posting the Job
1. Brazil:
• Workana (workana.com.br)
• 99Freelas (99freelas.com.br)
2. Philippines:
• OnlineJobs.ph (onlinejobs.ph)
• Upwork (upwork.com)
3. Mexico:
• Indeed (mx.indeed.com)
• Freelance Mexico (freelancemx.com)
4. United States:
• Fiverr (fiverr.com)
• Craigslist (craigslist.org)
• We Work Remotely (weworkremotely.com)
5. Global Platforms:
• Upwork (upwork.com)
• Toptal (toptal.com)
• YTJobs.co (ytjobs.co)
Here’s how you can streamline the job search process based on your preferences:
Streamlined Job Posting Template
Title: Video Editor Needed for Remote Podcast Work
Description:
We are looking for a talented and creative video editor to help us produce engaging content for our podcast. This role is remote, and we welcome candidates from all backgrounds. If you have experience editing videos for YouTube and social media and a passion for storytelling, we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities:
• Edit 6 videos weekly (10-minute episodes) and 5 short-form videos (1-minute shorts).
• Enhance content with graphics, transitions, and sound.
• Collaborate to align on creative vision and maintain consistent quality.
• Implement revisions based on feedback and ensure timely delivery.
Requirements:
• Proficiency in video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, CapCut).
• Experience with YouTube and Instagram video styles.
• Strong attention to detail and communication skills.
• Portfolio showcasing relevant work.
Compensation:
Negotiable based on experience and quality.
Performance-based bonuses for high-performing videos.
Location:
Remote.
How to Apply:
Click the link below to fill out our application form and submit:
1. A brief introduction about yourself.
2. Links to your portfolio or previous work.
3. Any relevant experience with YouTube or podcast editing.
Streamlined Application Process
1. Create a Google Form:
• Title: Video Editor Application
• Questions:
• Name (short answer)
• Email (short answer)
• Portfolio/Work Links (paragraph)
• Relevant Experience with Podcast or YouTube Editing (paragraph)
• Additional Information (optional, paragraph)
• File Upload: For sample videos or supporting documents
2. Share Link in Job Posting:
• Make the Google Form link public and include it in the job post.
• Enable file uploads so candidates can share examples directly.
Posting Tips
1. Remove Preferences for Specific Locations:
• Keep it truly global to attract diverse talent.
• Post on platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and OnlineJobs.ph, which are open to international applicants.
2. Avoid Including Payment Details:
• Write: “Compensation is negotiable based on experience and quality. Bonuses available for high-performing videos.”
3. Automate Candidate Management:
• Use Google Forms with notifications enabled to streamline reviewing applications.
• Filter responses by keywords like “YouTube” or “Podcast Editing” to prioritize relevant applicants.
4. Quick Screening:
• Create a shortlist based on portfolio quality and relevant experience.
• Schedule a brief interview or test project for the top candidates.
5. Use Global Job Platforms:
• Fiverr and Upwork for immediate access to freelance editors.
• We Work Remotely and Toptal for high-quality professionals.
• YTJobs.co for YouTube-specific editors.
Additional Streamlining Tools
• Trello/Asana: Use a task board to track applications and progress.
• Canva/Google Docs: For any additional branding or customization of job descriptions.
• Loom: Create a quick video explaining the role for a personal touch in your job post.
Postings by Geographic Region
Philippines
To determine a competitive salary for a video editor in the Philippines, it’s essential to consider the local market rate, typical workload, and quality expectations. Here’s a guide for pricing:
Recommended Salary for a Philippine-Based Video Editor
1. Hourly Basis:
• Entry-level editors: $5–$10 per hour.
• Experienced editors: $10–$20 per hour.
• Highly specialized editors (e.g., YouTube or cinematic style): $15–$25 per hour.
2. Per Video Basis:
• Basic editing (minimal effects, simple transitions): $20–$50 per video.
• Intermediate editing (graphics, sound enhancements, and engaging cuts): $50–$100 per video.
• Advanced editing (custom animations, heavy effects, and storytelling): $80–$150 per video.
3. Monthly Salary (Full-Time Equivalent):
• Entry-level editors: $400–$600/month.
• Intermediate editors: $700–$1,200/month.
• Advanced editors: $1,200–$2,000/month.
How to Estimate Based on Your Needs
• Estimated Workload:
• 6 full-length videos per week (10 mins each).
• 5 short videos per week (1 min each).
• Total estimated editing time: 20–30 hours weekly.
• Weekly Salary Range:
• Entry-level: $100–$200 per week.
• Intermediate: $200–$300 per week.
• Advanced: $300–$500 per week.
• Monthly Salary Range:
• Entry-level: $400–$800.
• Intermediate: $800–$1,200.
• Advanced: $1,200–$2,000.
Recommended Posting for OnlineJobs.ph
For OnlineJobs.ph, since salary must be included, consider the following approach:
Title: Video Editor for Podcast Content (Remote)
Salary: $500–$1,000/month (negotiable based on experience and quality)
Hours Per Week: 20–30 hours
Why This Range?
1. Market Alignment: Filipino editors are highly skilled but work at competitive rates compared to U.S.-based editors.
2. Incentives: Offering bonuses for high-performing videos can sweeten the deal and motivate candidates to produce exceptional work.
3. Flexibility: Providing a range ($500–$1,000/month) attracts a broader pool of talent while letting you evaluate based on quality.
Let me know if you’d like further adjustments or help drafting the post!
Website Post for the position
Here’s how to create a Google Form using Google Apps Script for the job application, including the logic and structure:
Google Apps Script to Create the Form
function createVideoEditorForm() {
// Access Google Forms service
var form = FormApp.create(‘Video Editor Job Application’);
// Set form description
form.setDescription(‘We are hiring a video editor to join our team! This application allows you to share your details, portfolio, and experience. Please complete all required fields.’);
// Add a section for personal details
form.addTextItem()
.setTitle(‘Full Name’)
.setRequired(true);
form.addTextItem()
.setTitle(‘Email Address’)
.setRequired(true);
// Add a dropdown for preferred language
form.addMultipleChoiceItem()
.setTitle(‘Preferred Language’)
.setChoices([‘English’, ‘Portuguese’, ‘Spanish’, ‘Other’])
.showOtherOption(true)
.setRequired(true);
// Add a dropdown for the region
form.addMultipleChoiceItem()
.setTitle(‘Region’)
.setChoices([‘Brazil’, ‘US’, ‘Mexico’, ‘Philippines’, ‘Other’])
.showOtherOption(true)
.setRequired(true);
// Add a section for portfolio and links
form.addTextItem()
.setTitle(‘Link to Portfolio (required)’)
.setHelpText(‘Please provide at least one link to your portfolio.’)
.setRequired(true);
form.addTextItem()
.setTitle(‘Additional Link 1 (optional)’)
.setRequired(false);
form.addTextItem()
.setTitle(‘Additional Link 2 (optional)’)
.setRequired(false);
// Add file upload for resume
form.addFileUploadItem()
.setTitle(‘Upload Your Resume (optional)’)
.setHelpText(‘Accepted file types: PDF, DOC, or DOCX’)
.setRequired(false);
// Add a paragraph for additional information
form.addParagraphTextItem()
.setTitle(‘Tell us about your experience with YouTube and podcast editing (optional)’)
.setRequired(false);
// Log the link to access the form
Logger.log(‘Form created: ‘ + form.getPublishedUrl());
}
What the Form Includes
1. Personal Details:
• Name and email.
2. Preferred Language:
• Dropdown: English, Portuguese, Spanish, Other.
3. Region:
• Dropdown: Brazil, US, Mexico, Philippines, Other.
4. Portfolio Links:
• Link to Portfolio (required).
• Additional Link 1 and 2 (optional).
5. Resume Upload:
• Optional file upload (PDF, DOC, or DOCX).
6. Experience Section:
• Paragraph for describing experience with YouTube and podcast editing.
Page Description for Your Website
Title: Join Our Team as a Video Editor!
Description:
“We are looking for a talented video editor to collaborate with us on creating engaging podcast content. If you have experience editing YouTube and short-form videos and want to be part of a growing team, apply below!”
Call to Action:
“Fill out the application form below to share your portfolio, experience, and availability.”
Image Suggestion for the Page
1. A dynamic image of video editing in progress, such as:
• A timeline interface from editing software.
• A person working on a creative project on a laptop.
2. Or use icons that represent video editing, such as a clapperboard, a video camera, or editing tools.
Steps to Deploy
1. Copy the script into Google Apps Script.
2. Run the createVideoEditorForm() function to create the form.
3. Retrieve the form’s URL from the Logger in Apps Script.
4. Embed the form link or iframe into your website’s job application page.
Let me know if you need further guidance!