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OP2

Versailles, KY

$14.25 - $17/hr

Check 1 tub each time a shot comes out- takes about 10 minutes * Take the tubs to final line and make sure they are full at the robot. Final line goes through 3 tubs in 1 ½ hours * Trim the other ...

Cinematographer / Editor

Costa Mesa, CA · On-site

$85K - $120K/yr

From developing shot lists and capturing cinematic footage to editing polished final assets complete with motion graphics, color correction, sound design, and platform-specific deliverables, you'll ...

From developing shot lists and capturing cinematic footage to editing polished final assets complete with motion graphics, color correction, sound design, and platform-specific deliverables, you'll ...

OP2

Versailles, KY · On-site

$14.25 - $17/hr

Check 1 tub each time a shot comes out- takes about 10 minutes * Take the tubs to final line and make sure they are full at the robot. Final line goes through 3 tubs in 1 ½ hours * Trim the other ...

Edit everything to a high standard on a quick turnaround -- fast delivery matters as much as the final cut * Work in flexible setups: sometimes from a shot list and direction from the team, sometimes ...

Video Editor

Los Angeles, CA · On-site

$60 - $80/hr

When a cut needs a shot that doesn't exist, the fastest editor here is the one who can go and make it. What you'd do: * Edit narrative films and commercials from first assembly through final cut.

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$60 - $80/hr

When a cut needs a shot that doesn't exist, the fastest editor here is the one who can go and make it. What you'd do: * Edit narrative films and commercials from first assembly through final cut.

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How much do shot final jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for shot final in the United States is $81,805.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $62,500.00 and $98,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Shot Final vs Post Production Assistant?

AspectShot FinalPost Production Assistant
Primary RoleFinalizing and delivering completed shots for projectsSupporting post-production tasks like organization and setup
Required SkillsAttention to detail, technical knowledge of editing software, color correctionOrganizational skills, basic editing knowledge, communication
Work EnvironmentEditing suites, post-production studiosPost-production offices, editing rooms
CertificationsOften requires experience with editing and color grading softwareMay require basic technical or media certifications

Shot Final specialists focus on the final stages of post-production, ensuring the quality and delivery of completed shots. Post Production Assistants support the overall post-production process, handling organizational and technical support tasks. While both roles work within the same industry environment, Shot Final roles are more specialized in finalizing content, whereas Post Production Assistants provide broader support to the post-production team.

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Vehicle Wrap Installer -- Custom & Commercial (Experienced)

Coconut Creek, FL • On-site

Big Shot Rides
Construction • 1 - 10 employees

$22 - $35/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 18 hours ago


Job description

Wrap installers who care about the last 5% are hard to find. If you're the kind who reworks a panel nobody else would have noticed, we built this job for you.

About us:
Big Shot Rides is a custom vehicle shop in Coconut Creek (Broward County) doing wraps, paint protection film, ceramic coating, and custom wheel work — daily drivers, exotics, and commercial fleets. We built this business on referrals and repeat clients, so quality isn't a slogan here, it's how we eat. We design and print in-house on a 63" Epson S80600 with a Graphtec plotter, so you're never waiting on a third-party print house.

About the role:
You own installs end to end: full color changes, commercial fleet wraps, partials, and print-and-cut decals — prep through final QC. You'll work directly with the owner, and our shop assistant handles the errands and vehicle staging so your hands stay on vinyl. Twelve months in, success looks like a bay you run yourself and customer vehicles leaving with edges nobody can find.

What you'll do:
  • Install full color-change and commercial wraps to a finish-line standard — complex curves, inlays, post-heating, the details that separate good from great.
  • Prep surfaces properly and QC your own work before it rolls out the door.
  • Handle print-and-cut decals and partial wraps off our in-house print setup.
  • Weigh in at the design stage on materials and installability.
  • Keep your bay, tools, and material inventory dialed.

What we're looking for?
Required:
  • 3+ years of vehicle wrap experience with a portfolio of your own installs — photos don't lie, and we'll ask for them.
  • Valid driver's license with a clean record — you'll be trusted with customer vehicles.
  • Fluent English.

Nice to have:
  • Window tint experience.
  • PPF experience.
  • Mechanical knowledge — comfortable with trim, badge, and panel removal.
  • 3M or Avery Dennison installer certification.

Pay & schedule:
  • $22–$35/hour based on demonstrated skill — show us the portfolio, we'll talk honest numbers.
  • Full-time, Monday–Friday with occasional Saturdays.
  • Raises follow skill here, not seniority — your work sets your number.

Straight talk:
We're a small crew with a reputation built entirely on referrals. Lifted corners and sloppy edges don't leave this shop, and rushed work gets redone. If you cut corners, this isn't your shop. If you take pride in installs that hold up in Florida heat and sun, you'll fit right in.

How to apply?
Email your portfolio (photos of your installs) and resume to suzy@bigshotrides.com with "Wrap Installer" in the subject line.