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SpliceLab — Editor Application

Name or handle · required

Discord tag or email · required


Where we reach you when a job matches. Discord is faster.

Two links to work you edited yourself · required
Not team projects, not work you assisted on. For each one, give the timestamp of the ten seconds you’re proudest of and one line on why. If you can’t pick ten seconds, pick a different video.

Can we show this work to clients as work by our team, crediting you? · yes/no · required
Yes only if you own it and the client is fine with it. We’ll credit you by name or handle.

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Which styles can you deliver at a professional standard? Choose up to three. · limit 3 · required

Three maximum. We’d rather know the two things you’re genuinely good at than the twelve you’ve tried once. Ticking everything is the fastest way to get rejected.

Your rate for one 30–60 second short, in EUR · required
Your real number for a finished edit with captions, one revision round included.

Your rate for one 10-minute long-form video, in EUR · required
Same terms. Put 0 if you don’t do long-form.

From receiving footage, how long until a first draft? · required
Be realistic rather than impressive. We hold you to it, and we’d rather hear 72 hours and get 72 hours.

How many videos a week can you take alongside everything else in your life?
Counting school, a job, other clients. Honest capacity, not best case.

Could you commit to one video every single day, including weekends? · yes/no · required
Two of our current clients need daily delivery. No wrong answer.

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What software do you actually work in? · short text
The ones you’re fluent in, not the ones you’ve opened.

Which languages can you write fluently? · short text
For captions and on-screen text. Writing matters more than speaking.

What did you edit in the last seven days? · long text
One or two lines. “Nothing” is a fine answer.

Are you willing to do a short paid test edit before joining the roster? · yes/no · required
Paid at your rate, on a real brief.

You’d be working through us: the client stays anonymous, all feedback comes through us, you don’t contact them directly. Is that fine?

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Last three are optional — they just help us brief you better.

When you watch a small business’s videos — a builder, a gym, an estate agent — what are the first three things you’d fix?

What do clients ask for that’s far easier than they think? And what’s far harder than they think?

What’s the most common reason a client asks for a revision?