I would like to hire a Video Editing Professional

The International Academic Forum (IAFOR) was founded in Nagoya, Japan, in 2009 as a research organisation, conference organiser and publisher dedicated to encouraging interdisciplinary discussion, facilitating intercultural awareness and promoting international exchange, principally through educational interaction and academic research. By creating opportunities for dialogue between academics and thought leaders, IAFOR has become a pioneer in providing the research avenues and visionary development solutions that are necessary in our rapidly emerging globalised world. This information exchange takes place through IAFOR’s 15(+) yearly academic events in Asia, Europe, North America and the Middle East. IAFOR’s interdisciplinary conferences are diverse and inclusive network hubs, where academics come from all over the world to generate, share and nurture new knowledge and ideas. IAFOR makes much of the content generated freely available to the world through its Open Access publications and audiovisual media repositories. –Project Description– This is an opportunity for a skilled and ambitious individual to edit footage of presentations made at IAFOR’s interdisciplinary academic conferences for publication online ([login to view URL]). –Key Information– -IAFOR videos are filmed using the Pro Res 422 codec. -Editing involves adding image files at various points during a presentation (and occasionally video or sound clips). -Videos are usually between 30-45 minutes in length. -Videos are uploaded to the IAFOR Videos page on the IAFOR website. -Events are held in English. -IAFOR aims to publish 20 to 30 videos per year. –Requirements– -Proficient English speaker with good communication skills. -Skilled in the use of FinalCut or Adobe Premier. -Minimum of two years’ experience in professional video editing. -An ambitious, detail-oriented self-starter. -Strong project management skills and ability to work in an organised, efficient manner, and complete work to agreed deadlines.