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Research trainer in video editing for a punctual missionPlace: Madagascar, Antananarivo or Antsirabe (online possibility) Duration: To be defined according to needs Remuneration: To be discussed according to the profile and the work to be done Description of the mission As part of a video editing improvement project, I am looking for an experienced trainer able to transmit his technical knowledge and know-how through practical and personalized support. Proven experience in video editing and supporting portfolio. Plus, if you’ve ever worked on freelance platforms like Upwork, Come Up, Malt or similar, it’s even better! Good command of editing techniques, visual rhythm and storytelling. Ability to clearly explain work methods and convey skills. Mastery of one or more professional video editing software (Premiere Pro and After Effects) Terms of the mission The mission will take the form of practical training sessions, the content and duration of which will be defined according to the skills sought and the expertise of the trainer. Compensation Compensation will be discussed directly with the candidate, based on their experience, proposed skills, duration of training and number of sessions required. Interested persons are invited to
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