Best Video Editing Jobs for 2026

Staff video editors typically earn $50,000–$85,000, senior and post-production leads $90,000–$130,000. Freelance editing bills $30–$100+ per hour; YouTube and social-first editors often charge $300–$1,500 per finished video.

Mostly yes — cloud review tools (Frame.io) and proxy workflows have made remote editing standard, and a large share of the roles on this list are remote. High-end broadcast and film post-production still skews on-site.

Rankings are recomputed automatically from live listing data — disclosed pay first, then trending status and freshness. The list refreshes throughout the day as new listings are ingested and expired ones drop off, so every entry links to a role that is actually open.

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