Link a portfolio of videos you've edited for someone or for yourself! Bragging is completely allowed, tell me what you got! If it's present on another channel, you must be listed in the description as a credited editor, or I won't really know for sure.

Your job is an important one, and a tasking one, so I'm splitting this up into two different video editors: Main content, and side content, similar to the mixers. But! I will say your job is a little more intensive so I will try my best to help any way I possibly can. If you got questions, I'll try to answer. If you got suggestions as to how certain things can be done/recorded, I'll gladly take 'em. Your job's basically gonna just be taking the recorded game footage, comic slides, or still art, combining it with the edited audio located in the google drive folder, add sound effects, and then add the music back in as the original audio has soundbytes from the original dialog boxes infront of it, before uploading it to a completed videos folder for me to review and then upload if there's no complaints.. This doesn't seem like much, but it's a pretty intensive thing you gotta do, which is why I'm lookin for two of you guys to help lighten the work load best I can.

Software Minimum: I don't care if the product is free or paid for, I only have three requirements. 1. Have a timeline feature with multiple layers for sound and video/images. 2. Be able to export mp4 files at a minimum of 720p, if not 1080p. 3. No watermark from the program should be present in the final product at all. No exceptions. The typical editing software I see is Adobe Premiere or Sony Vegas, so either would be perfectly alright and I would rather see those, but should you not use them, that's alright! So long as you follow the three requirements, I don't mind too much what you use. Also, please specify what program you typically use to edit in the comments of your audition! I'd love to know! I myself use Sony Vegas Pro 13.0, so if you have that program especially it will be all the better for sending files over instead of rendering the video on every pass.