Jurra
Freelance Social Media Video Creator & Editor

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Freelance Social Media Video Creator & Editor — jurra
Location: London / Remote
Type: Freelance — paid per video / shoot
jurra is a UK legal-tech startup making it easier for people to find and connect with the right lawyer.
We’re looking for a creative Social Media Video Creator & Editor to help us produce short-form content for Instagram and TikTok.
This is a flexible freelance role that would suit a student, recent graduate or early-career creator who understands what makes genuinely good social content. We care much more about creativity, taste and understanding social media than years of professional experience.
You’ll primarily edit short-form videos for jurra, but there will also be opportunities to join us on shoots around London to film and create content from start to finish.
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What you’ll do
- Edit short-form videos for Instagram Reels and TikTok
- Turn raw footage into engaging, polished social content
- Film content with us on occasional shoots around London
- Add captions, music, sound, transitions and graphics where appropriate
- Understand current social formats and trends without making content feel forced or overly corporate
- Help develop creative ideas and concepts for jurra
- Work with us to develop a recognisable visual and editing style for the brand
Who we’re looking for
You don’t need years of agency experience. We’re looking for someone who:
- Has a strong eye for social content
- Is comfortable editing vertical short-form video
- Understands Instagram Reels and TikTok
- Can make content feel natural, current and premium
- Can work independently from a brief
- Is based in or able to travel to London for occasional shoots
- Ideally has experience with CapCut, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or similar
- Bonus if you’re comfortable filming with an iPhone, DJI Osmo or camera equipment


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Payment
This is a freelance role rather than a fixed-hours position. You’ll be paid per edited video and separately for filming/shoot days, with rates agreed in advance depending on the scope of the work.
There is potential for regular ongoing work as jurra grows.
How to apply
Please apply with a link to your portfolio, TikTok, Instagram or examples of short-form videos you’ve created. A traditional portfolio isn’t essential — we mainly want to see what you can make.
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