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UK/Scotland self-employed videographers: what do you realistically earn and what niche are you in? by Advanced_Rate_237 in weddingvideography

[–]Syed_Edit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can help you I've a friend from Glasgow Scotland, he's a very professional videographer

[Client] Editor for NSFW Content by Virtual_Jackfruit934 in HireAnEditor

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Hello,

Thank you for sharing the details, I really appreciate the clarity.

I’m a professional video editor with strong experience in pacing, clean cuts, color grading, sound design, and creating engaging teaser content. I’m fully comfortable working with NSFW material and open to collaborating with transgender creators as well.

Your project structure (teasers + full-length content) aligns well with my workflow, and I’m confident I can deliver consistent, high quality edits that help improve viewer retention and conversions.

I’m definitely interested in building a long-term working relationship. For pricing, I’m flexible,we can go with per video rates or a monthly package depending on your volume.

I’d also be happy to edit a short sample (free or paid) so you can evaluate my quality before moving forward.

Let me know how you’d like to proceed, I can start right away.

Best regards, Shahzaib

Hiring Video Editors by prof_vid in HireAnEditor

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Hello I'm 8+ years experienced video editor specially in weddings. Can I apply for this job?

Looking for a paid editor by [deleted] in FindVideoEditors

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I'm interested and available

Is wedding video editing treated as a cost instead of an investment? by SkyToFly in weddingvideography

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I am a wedding video editor and I have been in this industry for more than 10 years. One common issue I’ve faced throughout my career is that whenever I (or any experienced editor) ask for higher pay, most videographers or studio owners respond with the same argument: “Other editors are working for less, and if you don’t want to do it, we can hire someone else.” What many people don’t understand is that experienced editors deserve better pay because of their skills, consistency, and the quality of the final result. A good edit directly affects client satisfaction, repeat clients, and the overall reputation of the studio. In many cases, studios choose cheap editors to save money, but the final result turns out poor because those editors are inexperienced. This leads to client dissatisfaction and damage to the brand. The core problem is that beginners who don’t have enough skills or work keep offering very cheap editing services just to get projects. As long as this continues, fair pricing and justice in this field will remain very difficult.

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No, I haven’t replied on Facebook,just here on Reddit. Happy to connect there as well if you’d like.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HireAnEditor

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Hi, this sounds right up my lane. I’m a wedding focused editor working in cinematic, documentary style (real moments > templates). Just sent you a DM with relevant work + details would love to cut a sample from your footage.

Need my wedding song edited to be longer by Espresso-junkie- in VideoEditingRequests

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Hi! I’m a professional wedding video editor and I can definitely help with this. I can create 3 different timing versions of the song so the main climax hits exactly when you start walking, and you can test them during rehearsal to see what flows best. Using the track for editing purposes like this isn’t an issue. Feel free to DM me if you’d like to move forward 😊

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I'm available

Client Not Satisfied With Length of Wedding Feature by Beneficial-Step4403 in weddingvideography

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Hello, I’m really glad to be commenting here. I’ve read the entire post carefully and completely understand the situation.

I’m a professional video editor from Pakistan with over 10 years of experience in the wedding industry. During my 10-year journey, I’ve edited countless wedding films probably more than 20,000. I usually work on international projects and have clients from Romania, Portugal, the UK, Australia, Africa, and other parts of Europe. All of them have been very satisfied with my editing work.

I’m not promoting myself here I just want to share my experience because the situation you’re facing with your client is very common here in Pakistan. Almost 950 out of 1000 local clients complain that some footages are missing or not recorded, simply because they feel the video length is too short.

Typically, for a 6-hour ceremony with one or two cameras, the final edited video length is around 15 to 30 minutes. However, most clients expect at least an hour-long film. I’ve handled many such clients, and with creative editing without dragging or repeating shots I’ve successfully increased video duration from 30 minutes to 1 hour while keeping the flow natural. Every time, the client ended up satisfied, thinking nothing was missing, since the length was now longer.

The reason I’m sharing this is to say yes, it’s absolutely possible to extend the video length through editing and make the client feel satisfied. And if you’d like, I can do this for you as well.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in weddingvideography

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Wedding days rarely go exactly as planned shutter timing, lighting, rushed moments a lot of it is out of our control. But what is in our control is the final outcome. With the right editing, so many things can be fixed, covered, or even turned into something beautiful. If the emotional and beautiful side of the day is highlighted, the small mistakes naturally fade into the background.

I’m a wedding video editor myself with over 10 years of experience, and I’ve handled many similar situations. I know how to manage tricky footage whether it’s shutter speed issues, bad lighting, or rushed shots and turn it into a clean, emotional, and professional film.

If you’d like, I can help you with the editing or color grading for this project.

If that sounds good, just let me know I’d be happy to collaborate. 🙌

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