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Trinity Church & School

Videographer

Lubbock, TX

Recruit, train, and lead volunteers as needed to support video production. Video Editing * Edit and produce high-quality video content using industry-standard software (Adobe Premiere Pro, After ...

Parts Town

Video Content Specialist

Addison, IL

Volunteer opportunities * Monthly IT stipend * Casual dress code * On-demand pay options: Access ... You have solid understanding of video editing techniques (i.e. pacing, color grading, sound design ...

Parts Town

Video Content Specialist

Addison, IL

Volunteer opportunities * Monthly IT stipend * Casual dress code * On-demand pay options: Access ... You have solid understanding of video editing techniques (i.e. pacing, color grading, sound design ...

Parts Town

Video Content Specialist

Addison, IL

Volunteer opportunities * Monthly IT stipend * Casual dress code * On-demand pay options: Access ... You have solid understanding of video editing techniques (i.e. pacing, color grading, sound design ...

Parts Town

Video Content Specialist

Addison, IL · On-site

Volunteer opportunities * Monthly IT stipend * Casual dress code * On-demand pay options: Access ... You have solid understanding of video editing techniques (i.e. pacing, color grading, sound design ...

&Barr

Social Media Content Creator

Orlando, FL · On-site

Volunteer time off - 8 hours per quarter to support giving back to our community * Paid holidays ... Proven portfolio demonstrating short-form video, editing, and motion graphics * Strong ...

&Barr

Social Media Content Creator

Orlando, FL · On-site

Volunteer time off - 8 hours per quarter to support giving back to our community * Paid holidays ... Proven portfolio demonstrating short-form video, editing, and motion graphics * Strong ...

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How much do volunteer video editing jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for volunteer video editing in the United States is $31.60, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.39 and $39.66 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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As a Volunteer Video Editor, your main responsibilities include assembling raw footage, trimming and sequencing clips, adding transitions, and integrating graphics, music, or voiceovers to create polished videos that support the organization’s mission. You'll often collaborate closely with content creators, marketing teams, and project managers, contributing your expertise to achieve the desired visual style and messaging. Communication skills and flexibility are important because you may need to respond to feedback and adjust your work as projects evolve. This role provides valuable hands-on experience and the chance to build your portfolio while working with a supportive team on meaningful projects.

What is a Volunteer Video Editing job?

A Volunteer Video Editing job involves editing and assembling video content for a nonprofit, charity, or community organization without monetary compensation. Volunteers typically work with raw footage to create engaging videos for social media, marketing campaigns, or educational purposes. This role may require basic to advanced editing skills using software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve. It’s a great opportunity to gain experience, build a portfolio, and support a meaningful cause. Some roles may be remote, while others might require in-person collaboration.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Volunteer Video Editing position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Volunteer Video Editor, you need a strong understanding of video editing principles, storytelling techniques, and proficiency in editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve. Familiarity with media file formats, online collaboration tools, and basic graphic or sound editing tools is often required, though formal certifications are not always necessary. Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, creativity, and the ability to communicate and collaborate with project leads are key soft skills. These competencies ensure that video projects are completed efficiently, align with organizational goals, and effectively engage target audiences.

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Disaster Response Photo/Video Contractor

Disaster Response Photo/Video Contractor

Heart To Heart International

Lenexa, KS • On-site

Full-time

Posted 23 days ago

Job description

About Us

At Heart to Heart International we are committed to strengthening communities through equitable access to healthcare and humanitarian support. As a mission-driven nonprofit, we believe financial stewardship is key to maximizing impact and fostering trust with our donors, partners, and the communities we serve. Through our Disaster Response Program, HHI delivers medical aid, supplies, and skilled volunteers to communities impacted by natural disasters and crises—both in the United States and around the world.

Position Summary

Heart to Heart International is building a roster of contract-based photographers and videographers to support rapid disaster response deployments. These professionals play a critical role in documenting the impact of disasters and HHI’s humanitarian response efforts in real time.

Selected individuals will be placed on a standby roster and contacted when deployment needs arise. When activated, photographers/videographers may deploy alongside Disaster Assessment Teams or Medical/Operations Disaster Response Teams to capture compelling visual storytelling from the field.

Responsibilities

Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:

  • Capture high-quality photos and video documenting disaster impact and response efforts

o Disaster destruction and affected environments

o Distribution of hygiene kits and humanitarian aid

o Emergency Medical Team and Mobile Medical Vehicles in action (setup, patient care, team coordination)

o Survivor stories (with consent)

o Interviews with volunteers, partners, and HHI staff

o Provide written captions, context, and metadata for all submitted content

o Obtain and manage signed photo/video releases from all identifiable subjects

o Capture specific requested content for donor communications and storytelling

o Take headshots of each Disaster Response team member and group photos of deployed teams

  • Collaborate with HHI Marketing & Communications team on pre-deployment shot lists and daily priorities
  • Deliver edited and captioned visual content to HHI headquarters daily (same day or within 24 hours)
  • Maintain professionalism, cultural sensitivity, and ethical storytelling standards in all environments

Qualifications

  • Prior professional experience in photography and/or videography required
  • Strong technical skills in capturing high-quality visual content in dynamic environments
  • Ability to deploy domestically and/or internationally with as little as 48 hours’ notice
  • Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines (often same day turnaround)
  • Experience uploading and transferring large media files in low-resource environments
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills; ability to engage respectfully with disaster-affected populations
  • Willingness and ability to interview subjects to gather accurate caption details
  • Experience with social media platforms and storytelling preferred
  • Disaster Response storytelling experience is a plus
  • Video editing skills are a plus

Training & Onboarding

Selected roster members must complete:

  • HHI’s onboarding requirements – background check, drug screen, and complete interviews
  • HHI’s just-in-time Disaster Response training provided at time of deployment
  • Pre-deployment documentation
  • Country specific vaccination requirements
  • Valid passport with an expiration date no less than 1 year of contract.


Additional Information

  • This is a contract-based, on-call role with no guarantee of deployment
  • Roster members will be contacted based on response needs and alignment with required skills
  • Compensation will be determined on a per-deployment basis and agreed upon in advance
  • Applicants are applying to join a standby roster, not for immediate placement
  • Supplying a portfolio is a plus


By submitting your application, you will maintain a professional profile with HHI, ensuring your information is current and readily available for rapid deployment consideration. The roster is reviewed and updated regularly.



Heart to Heart International (HHI) is committed to accomplishing its mission in a way that protects all program beneficiaries and personnel. It is our shared responsibility to prevent sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment. HHI staff, contractors and volunteers are held to the highest standards of conduct and prohibited from any behavior that places individuals at risk of abuse.