LensVideo editors and colorists who turn raw footage into something people watch
Most of a video is made in the edit. A good editor finds the story, sets the pace and delivers every version you need; a colorist makes shots from different cameras and days look like one film. On Lens you can find editors, colorists and sound mixers, compare their reels and add them to a crew.
Priced by each editor: day, half-day or per project
What people use it for
- Brand films, recaps and testimonials from footage you already have
- Social cutdowns in vertical, square and wide versions
- Color grading and matching across cameras
- Dialogue cleanup, sound design and the final mix
How to prepare
- Collect every clip, audio file and logo in one shared folder
- Write the one sentence the video must say and the lengths you need
- Share two reference videos you like
- Agree on the number of revision rounds before work starts
What you should get back
- An edited master in the agreed length
- Cutdowns and aspect ratios in the scope
- Graded color and a clean audio mix when included
Pros in this category
Lens is in Beta and pro onboarding is open. The pros list shows real, published profiles only. Each pro sets their own rate.
Questions people ask
Editor, colorist or both?
Many editors handle basic color and sound. For multi-camera shoots, ads or anything shown on a big screen, a dedicated colorist and sound mixer are worth adding.
Can an editor work remotely?
Yes. Most editing and color work is remote. Agree on how files are shared and how feedback is given, with timecodes, before the first cut.
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