Hire Filipino Video Editors
Short-form, YouTube, UGC ad cutdowns, motion graphics and colour from Filipino editors with at least a year in the discipline and three or more real edits reviewed by hand before they go live. Watch the reels free; pay $25 only when you want to talk to someone. 3 available right now.
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Mark B.
Video Editor
I’m Mark, a Multimedia Artist and Video Editor from Manila, Philippines with 10+ years of experience in video editing, motion graphics, visual effects, graphic design, photography, and videography. In the past, I’ve worked as a Video Editor and Visual Effects Artist for local TV and commercial production companies in the Philippines. In recent years, I’ve worked as a Multimedia Artist for well-known food and beverage brands such as Yellow Cab and Chatime, creating and shooting content for marketing campaigns, social media, digital platforms, and other brand materials. I’ve been using Adobe Creative Cloud throughout my career, mainly Photoshop and Illustrator for graphic design and layouts, and Premiere Pro and After Effects for video editing, motion graphics, and visual effects.
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Ken C.
Short-Form Video Editor
A Filipino Short-Form Video Editor with 4 years of experience in Adobe Premiere Pro, Capcut, Canva, and Adobe Photoshop. Portfolio work spans short-form video editing, graphic design for brands and posters, and a broader creative collection showcasing combined editing and design skills.
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Girlie B.
Junior Video Editor | CapCut
A Junior Video Editor with 1 year of experience using CapCut for social media content, including Instagram Reels and short-form videos. Skilled in trimming and cutting footage, adding text, captions, music, and transitions to produce engaging promotional videos for platforms like TikTok.
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Hiring video editing talent from the Philippines
- What kind of video editing do Filipino editors on the roster do?
- Reels, TikToks and Shorts, YouTube long-form, UGC and performance ad cutdowns, talking-head with B-roll, motion graphics in After Effects, and colour grading in DaVinci Resolve. Each profile embeds real edits, so you can watch before you pay.
- How are the video editors vetted?
- By their work. Every editor needs at least one year of experience and at least three real edits, and every reel is reviewed by a person before it appears. There is no résumé screen and no seniority bar beyond the one-year floor.
- How much does a Filipino video editor cost?
- Full-time editors in the Philippines typically earn $800 to $2,200 per month depending on specialisation and volume, against $55,000 to $85,000 a year for the equivalent hire in the US. ResourceMatch charges $25 to unlock a profile and takes no cut of what you agree to pay.
- How much does it cost to hire through ResourceMatch?
- Browsing is free. Unlocking a creative's contact details costs $25, or less in packs (5 for $100, 15 for $250). Credits never expire. Monthly plans start at $149 for 10 unlocks. There is no placement fee and no percentage of salary.
- What happens if the creative doesn't reply?
- If a creative has not replied within 48 hours of an unlock, the credit is returned to your account automatically. You do not need to ask.
- How do I know a creative is actually available?
- Every creative confirms their availability weekly. A profile that has not been confirmed in 14 days drops off the "available now" filter rather than claiming to be free.
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