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• #Freelance audio editor pro

Internship is more likely but still rare. In the meantime, you might be able to snag a "remote editor" gig but it probably won't be anything consistent or well-paying at first.

Go out and network, gather your own clientele, and get your name out there. You'd be very surprised how much decently paying work (for beginners) is out there in those groups.ĮDIT: TL DR - Actual in-house studio jobs are more or less dead unless you're a big dog. I know a couple production sound mixers (which I also do and probably makes up about half my work nowadays) who don't even look for work anymore, as they have so many clients that they've worked with that just regularly approach them with full-rate work instead.Īnd check out some Facebook groups.

But getting paid while starting out is a very rare thing nowadays sadly.Īside from that, I would highly suggest trying to get gigs on your own, as that is not only the more likely scenario in today's industry but also allows you to form long lasting client relationships. Got some long term stuff out of it that didn't pay very well but it was great to gather a bunch of credits, meet some folks, and make a little cash. I did that for a while when starting out and I actually got more responses than you'd think.

#Freelance audio editor pro

Attach a resume and maybe even some pics of your Pro Tools sessions so they can see your workflow. Pre-write a good bit of it (stuff like your experience level, education, background, etc), but lead off the email with a personalized paragraph or two about your interest in the specific studio your emailing as well as stuff like why you would be of use to them and what specifically you'd like to apply for (mixing, dialog editing, sound effects, etc) if anything. Our freelance network allows us to localize over 1 million minutes of content monthly, providing high quality. Rev provides a web-based transcription editor that you use to capture all audible English speech in an audio file.

The audio content, pay, and deadline are all listed upfront so you can decide if the transcription job is a good fit for you and your schedule. Blindly email studios with a good, well thought out email. You can claim and work on any jobs you choose, subject to meeting Revs quality requirements for freelancer work.