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Weekend Government Video Editor Jobs in Toronto, ON

Work during weekends for key trade shows and pre-scheduled shoots as required. * Overseas ... Editing Mastery: Strong knowledge of video editing principles, including pacing, timing, and ...

Medical Editor

Toronto, ON

CA$70K - CA$83K/yr

Participates in rotation of staff editors covering both after-hours editorial needs and weekend ... Familiarity with team messaging platforms and video meeting software (eg, Microsoft Teams, Zoom ...

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Marketing Manager

Vaughan, ON · On-site

CA$50K - CA$70K/yr

... at weekend home show events when required. * Agency & Partner Accountability: Oversee and manage ... Proven experience in mobile video shooting and video editing. * Strong familiarity with social ...

Experience in combining text, video, and pictures in news editing and story planning is a distinct ... weekends, afternoons, evenings and some travel. The position will be based in Toronto and will ...

... video content production. * Trade Shows & Events: Work during select weekends and evenings for ... editing, and video content production. * Analytical Skills: Understanding of SEO, web traffic ...

The good news is that you'll be well supported by two senior editors with over a decade of ... Knowledge of government operations and programs * Knowledge of Ricochet and its work The working ...

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Weekend Government Video Editor information

What does a Weekend Government Video Editor do?

A Weekend Government Video Editor is responsible for editing video content for government agencies or departments, typically during weekends. Their tasks include assembling raw footage, adding graphics, and ensuring the final product meets specific guidelines and standards. They may work on public service announcements, official statements, or event coverage, and must ensure accuracy, confidentiality, and professionalism in all materials. This role often requires strong technical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently on tight deadlines.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be a Weekend Government Video Editor?

To thrive as a Weekend Government Video Editor, you need strong video editing skills, proficiency in storytelling, and a solid understanding of government communication protocols, typically backed by experience in broadcast or digital media. Familiarity with editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, and digital asset management systems is essential, along with knowledge of video formats and publishing platforms. Attention to detail, time management, and the ability to work independently under tight deadlines are vital soft skills. These competencies ensure high-quality, accurate, and timely video content that effectively communicates official information to the public.

What are the unique challenges and expectations for a Weekend Government Video Editor compared to weekday roles?

Weekend Government Video Editors often face fast-paced turnaround times as they cover breaking news, official statements, or events that occur outside regular business hours. You may work with limited in-person team support, so strong communication skills and the ability to work independently are essential. Additionally, you'll need to be flexible and prepared to handle last-minute requests or changing priorities based on government schedules or urgent developments. This role offers valuable experience in crisis communication and high-impact content creation, which can be a stepping stone to senior editorial or production positions.

What are the most commonly searched types of Government Video Editor jobs in Toronto, ON?

The most popular types of Government Video Editor jobs in Toronto, ON are:

Lead Video Editor (Fixed Term Contract)

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Toronto, ON

Contractor

Posted 6 days ago


Job description

POSITION SUMMARY

We're looking for a creative Video Editor to join our retained lottery client team and help bring the excitement of winning moments to life across Ontario. This role is focused on telling authentic, in-the-moment content that celebrates winners, communities and the positive impact of the lottery, creating a mix of broadcast, digital, and social content that feels genuine, timely and unmistakably on-brand.


The Lead Video Editor is the narrative architect responsible for shaping the storytelling across our clients’ monthly unscripted “surprise and delight” content series. Working closely with the Director, Producer, and clients, this role crafts the edit - taking the raw, unscripted human reactions captured in the field and distilling them into earnest and endearing short-form videos.


Responsible for delivering a monthly scope of 10+ short-form videos per month, the Lead Video Editor has an exceptional instinct for pacing and real human emotion. Collaborating closely with the Director, they pinpoint the compelling narrative through-line of each interaction to highlight the authentic surprise and delight of the winners. From assembly through final delivery, the Editor ensures every cut feels warm, genuine, and consistently true to the Postcode Lottery brand.


This role requires sharp creative judgment, high emotional intelligence, and the ability to thrive in a collaborative, fast-paced environment. While the field team will be traveling throughout Ontario to capture these moments firsthand, the Lead Video Editor serves as the crucial anchor of the post-production - seamlessly adapting to incoming footage and consistently delivering impactful, emotionally resonant work.

Every month, you’ll tell stories that celebrate generosity, community and positive change.


We're looking for people who meet the qualifications, but more importantly, people who genuinely care about the work they're creating. The best candidates are naturally curious, emotionally intelligent, collaborative and energized by telling authentic human stories.


JOB DUTIES

Narrative Craft:

  • Edit compelling short-form content that maintains both technical excellence and authentic storytelling.
  • Craft engaging narratives through thoughtful pacing, music, sound design, transitions and graphics while preserving genuine human emotion.


Brand Governance

  • Adapt edits to align with clients’ brand visual identity and storytelling approach.
  • Assemble and maintain digital toolkit for brand assets, imagery, colours, and graphics for use in video content
  • Manage digital assets, ensuring consistent organization, labelling and file structure throughout the production lifecycle.


Teamwork & Collaboration:

  • Collaborate closely with the Director and Producer to shape winner stories from unscripted documentary-style footage.
  • Present edits to client and inter-agency stakeholders for review and approval. Manage feedback review and implementation.
  • As team grows alongside content scope, serve as editorial lead and brand expert, maintaining a consistent tone of voice, rhythm, and brand cues across all assets.

Tactical Execution:

  • Prepare and deliver final assets across multiple formats for broadcast, digital and social channels.
  • Maintain efficient editing workflows while meeting recurring production deadlines.


JOB QUALIFICATIONS

  • 4-6 years' experience editing documentary, lifestyle or "real people" advertising content, with the ability to craft thoughtful and emotionally engaging narratives from unscripted footage.
  • Ability to quickly and intuitively scan through hours of content to find best takes and best moments.
  • Demonstrated ability to turnaround edits at the pace of tomorrow’s headline.
  • Strong understanding of visual storytelling, pacing and narrative structure across bite-sized content.
  • Experience collaborating with Directors and Producers to shape authentic stories while working within established brand guidelines.
  • Mastery in Adobe CC products - Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop & Media Encoder.
  • Able to execute post-production from offline edit, to online & delivery.
  • Ability to execute a basic colour pass and sound design/mix when required.
  • Current knowledge of digital video technology, export settings and delivery formats.
  • *Must provide portfolio, reel, or sample works along with resume as part of the selection process


WORKING CONDITIONS

  • Must be located in Toronto/GTA.
  • Available for monthly travel across the province to capture winner stories and community content.
  • Because every story is different, travel locations, schedules and production requirements vary from month to month. Flexibility is essential, as work will include evenings, weekends and overnight travel depending on where the stories take us. Candidates who enjoy variety, connecting with communities and embracing the unexpected will thrive in this environment.