Final Cut Pro Video Editor

What you'll do

The Mac-based entry in micro1's set of editing-software listings. You use Final Cut Pro to annotate and tag video for AI training datasets: segmenting footage, marking keyframes, flagging the scenes the guidelines ask for, and attaching accurate metadata.

Your macOS workflow habits (libraries, events, keywords and roles) are what keep the media organised as volume grows. Deliverables go in according to the project's documentation rules, and periodic reviews feed back into how you annotate. The ad does not name the customer or describe the footage.

Who fits

• Hands-on Final Cut Pro, and the ad explicitly accepts experience from an academic context as well as professional
• Working post-production technique: cutting, sequencing, colour correction
• Comfort with macOS editing tools and workflows
• A careful, consistent approach to detail
• Clear written documentation and remote collaboration

The target is entry to mid-level editors looking to widen their portfolio. Annotation or media-organisation experience is a plus, not a requirement.

What it pays

$15–80/hour, shared with micro1's Adobe, Avid, DaVinci Resolve and 3D animation listings. No basis for placement, pay mechanism, hours or duration is published. Plan around $15.

Worth knowing

Good:

• The only listing in the family that counts academic experience, which opens it to recent film-school graduates
• Keyword and tagging work plays to one of Final Cut's strengths
• Remote, no country restriction named

Less good:

• One opening
• Requires a Mac and a Final Cut Pro licence, which the ad does not say is provided
• A $15–80 band with no stated basis
• No hours, duration or pay structure on the listing
• Contractor engagement: no benefits, your own tax to manage

About this listing

Posted by micro1 on its own jobs portal and read on 24 September 2026. The $15–80/hour band, the single opening and the qualifications above are its published text. See micro1.