• Own the full edit process from 2-hour sessions down to 30-second viral clips in French and English • Create visual reveal videos using 50+ pre-shot content pieces with educational overlays • Build talking head content and use AI-generated visuals and motion graphics • Handle AI voice dubbing for multilingual content across French and English markets • Edit challenge-style videos showing creative processes from start to finish • Design split-screen formats showing multiple camera angles simultaneously • Add strategic captions, arrows, and educational callouts that boost engagement • Iterate fast based on what hits 100K+ views versus what flops • Manage content pipelines across multiple social accounts and languages • Ship 2 to 4 videos weekly across both brands working completely remote

Key Responsibilities: - Edit and create top-notch video content for marketing and promotional initiatives, covering platforms such as social media (TikTok, Instagram), YouTube (for long-form videos and advertisements), and internal corporate events. - Content Management: Remotely access and manage raw content via the Lucid Link platform (a reliable, high-speed internet connection is necessary). - Compliance: Follow the specified "playbook" or creative brief/style guide closely to guarantee that all content aligns with the required style and branding. - Technical Delivery: Provide final video outputs in the specified formats: For social media, typically MP4; for YouTube/Internal Videos, utilize higher quality formats such as ProRes 444 or ProRes 422.

Job Title: Editor, Newsletters About the Company The Britannica Group owns two of the world’s most valuable and trusted sources of knowledge: Encyclopaedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster. Britannica has been operating since 1768, and Merriam-Webster since 1831, and these digital-first brands now serve a global audience of more than 200 million users a month and over 14 million newsletter subscriptions – with reference and lifestyle content, games and interactive features. About the Role Britannica is looking for an Editor to help launch and run a new daily newsletter debuting later this year. This role owns the full editorial operation of the brand — from calendar planning through publication. The Editor will work closely with a broader team of newsletter editors while taking day-to-day responsibility for the execution, quality, and growth of their title. The ideal candidate brings strong editorial judgment, sharp writing and editing skills, and experience managing freelance contributors to maintain a consistent, high-quality publishing cadence. Location:  Remote Key Responsibilities - Own the editorial vision and execution of a daily newsletter, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and a consistent brand voice - Develop and manage monthly editorial calendars, balancing evergreen, timely, and curiosity-driven content - Edit and oversee daily newsletter editions and web articles from pitch through publication - Manage freelance writers, providing clear briefs, constructive feedback, and editorial direction - Uphold rigorous editorial standards across fact-checking, research integrity, and style - Partner with growth, product, and sales teams to support newsletter performance and strategic goals - Use project management tools to track deadlines, workflows, and contributor progress - Contribute to editorial meetings with timely, relevant ideas and ongoing content strategy

• You will own the edit from rough cut to final delivery. • Edit videos, making sure to keep pace with the script and production pipeline. • Handle all standard post-production tasks: rough cut, fine cut, color grading, audio mixing, music and sound design, lower thirds, captions, and final export. • Export in the correct format and specs for each platform, including YouTube long-form, YouTube Shorts, and any other channels the content is adapted for. • Animate static visual assets provided by the graphic designer. • Apply motion graphics to support the narrative: animated text overlays, transitions, lower thirds, kinetic typography, and branded graphic elements. • Cut short-form versions of long-form videos or standalone short-form content for YouTube Shorts and similar platforms. • Coordinate with the content team on what to adapt and how, rather than making those decisions unilaterally. • Review scripts and storyboards before production begins. • Own the editorial call on whether a cut is ready.