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... podcast, video, television and online. This reporter will become the go-to brand for all things ... The position will report to Free Press sports editor Ryan Winn. If you're up to the challenge of ...

Podcast Video Editor information

What does a Podcast Video Editor do?

A Podcast Video Editor is responsible for editing and producing the video content of a podcast. They synchronize audio and video, cut unnecessary sections, add graphics and effects, and ensure the final product is visually engaging and polished. Their work helps podcasts reach wider audiences on video platforms like YouTube, while maintaining high production standards. Podcast Video Editors often collaborate closely with hosts, producers, and other team members to achieve the desired look and feel.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Podcast Video Editor, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Podcast Video Editor, you need proficiency in video and audio editing, a solid understanding of storytelling, and experience with post-production workflows, often supported by a portfolio of relevant projects. Familiarity with editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and audio tools like Audacity or Adobe Audition is typically required. Attention to detail, creativity, and strong communication skills help ensure content is engaging and aligns with the podcast’s vision. These skills are essential for producing polished, professional episodes that captivate audiences and meet production standards.

What are some common challenges faced by Podcast Video Editors when synchronizing audio and video for multi-guest recordings?

A frequent challenge for Podcast Video Editors is ensuring that audio and video tracks from multiple guests, often recorded remotely, are perfectly synchronized. Variations in recording equipment, internet lags, or unsynchronized start times can lead to discrepancies that require careful manual alignment. Editors often use visual cues, like hand claps or countdowns, and audio waveforms to match tracks precisely. Effective communication with hosts and guests about best recording practices can help minimize these issues and streamline the editing process.
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Social Media Producer, Jalen Rose Podcast

Rain Delay Media

Detroit, MI • On-site

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Job description

Rain Delay Media is hiring a Social Media Producer to own the social and digital strategy for a Jalen Rose-led video podcast. This is a strategy and editorial role that will set the show’s social direction, standards, and content strategy across platforms and make calls on how the show shows up and is packaged — with hands-on production of select content.


ABOUT COMPANY:


Rain Delay Media is an award-winning production company powering sports' biggest athletes and creators across YouTube, podcasts and social media, including Road Trippin' with Richard Jefferson, Kickin' It with Deestroying and Club 30 with Henrik Lundqvist. Same Page Entertainment is a Detroit-based multi-media production company founded by Jalen Rose and Tom Gores focused on celebrating the rich culture, creativity, history, and talent found in Detroit and across Michigan.


RESPONSIBILITIES:


Social Strategy & Standards

  • Own and set the social and channel strategy for the show — brand voice, channel identity, content mix, posting cadence, and platform approach — exercising independent judgment on how the show is positioned and packaged.
  • Determine what show social content is produced, prioritized, and published, and how episodes and clips are packaged for performance.
  • Establish the playbook, workflows, and quality standards the social and production functions follow, and evolve them as platforms and performance data change.
  • Independently evaluate social performance data and determine the resulting changes to content, packaging, and strategy.
  • Direct, review, and set the standards for the work of social contractors, contributors, and any future direct reports supporting the shows.


Channel Management, Community & Analytics

  • Program the show social calendar and set the creative direction for platform-native content (clips, Shorts, carousels), briefing and directing the editor(s) and contributors who execute it.
  • Own day-to-day community strategy and engagement, and audience growth, across show Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and X, exercising judgment on sensitive or high-visibility engagement.
  • Own show analytics and reporting, and translate insights into strategic changes to content, packaging, and approach.
  • Partner with show sales and partnerships on sponsored content, ensuring brand and campaign standards are met.
  • Produce and publish select show social content directly, and step in on execution as the function grows.
  • Coordinate with the Senior Video Editor and production team so show social output aligns with the show’s look, voice, and schedule.


Studio & On-Location

  • Support Senior Video Editor participating in post and studio systems and operations alongside the Supervising Producer.


Stakeholder & Talent Partnership

  • Provide thoughtful, constructive feedback and industry best practices to executive producers and talent on content and digital presence, offered as input and recommendations within the creative direction.
  • Build relationships with, and become a trusted partner to, the client and talent.


QUALIFICATIONS:

  • 4+ years in social media for a brand, creator, or media company — spanning both strategy and hands-on execution, ideally in sports, podcasts, or entertainment.
  • Strong platform fluency (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X), analytics, and short-form/clip sensibility.
  • Sharp copywriting and an instinct for voice, tone, and what drives engagement.
  • Comfortable owning strategy and exercising independent judgment, not just executing a calendar.
  • Excellent storytelling, pacing, and an instinct for what performs on YouTube and social.
  • Willingness to work nights and weekends when the production calendar demands it
  • Genuine passion for sports, culture, and what Detroit represents
  • Existing relationships in Detroit’s media, music, or sports community
  • Self-directed with strong problem-solving abilities
  • Reliable transportation to studio location
  • Based in or near Detroit, and able to work hybrid from downtown Detroit studio


Rain Delay Media is an equal opportunity employer. The description provided above is meant to convey the typical scope and responsibility for individuals in this position. Additional tasks may be assigned as necessary.