ebrik
Junior Video Editor & Content Management
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About the Job
We’re looking for a Junior Video Editor & Content Management to support digital engagement across major regeneration and housing projects, with a strong focus on video shooting and editing regular video content from live construction sites.
You’ll be working on projects with leading housing providers, including the largest housing association in the UK, helping improve how residents access information and stay connected during regeneration and construction works.
A core part of this role is editing and producing frequent video updates from onsite construction footage, helping showcase progress and keep residents informed in a clear, engaging, and accessible way.
Working primarily on the ebrik platform, you’ll help ensure residents stay informed, engaged, and connected throughout these projects.
Key Responsibilities
- Travel to multiple construction site locations across London at least once per week to film, photograph, and interview site managers and project teams.
- Capture high-quality onsite video and photo content, including construction progress updates, walkthroughs, resident communications, and key project milestones.
- Edit a high volume of video content using tools such as Adobe Premiere Pro to create clear, engaging, and accessible updates for residents and stakeholders.
- Turn raw construction site footage into polished digital content suitable for the Ebrik platform, social media, and client communications.
- Upload, organise, and manage content on the Ebrik backend platform, including videos, images, text updates, documents, and access links.
- Maintain accurate records of resident registrations and ensure users receive the correct access information and platform communications.
- Create and edit visual assets using Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop, including resident maps, floorplans, building layouts, and informational graphics.
- Collaborate with housing associations, developers, contractors, and internal teams to ensure content remains accurate, accessible, and up to date.
- Help improve how construction and regeneration information is communicated to residents, supporting stronger engagement between housing providers and communities.
- Support the wider content and marketing strategy by contributing ideas for digital storytelling, social media content, and platform improvements.
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About the Role
This is a junior position suited to someone early in their career who is particularly interested in video shooting, editing and content creation in a real-world, fast-moving environment. You’ll gain hands-on experience working on large-scale redevelopment projects, with video as a key communication tool.
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The role is primarily remote, with occasional in-person meetups.
Skills & Experience
- Confidence editing video (Premiere Pro or similar)
- Strong attention to detail and organisational skills
- Comfortable updating content on digital platforms (e.g. CMS tools, Wix, or other website builders)
- Basic skills in Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop and/or a willingness to learn
- Clear written communication skills
- A proactive attitude and willingness to learn new tools and systems
About the Team
Ebrik is a small, collaborative team focused on improving transparency in construction and regeneration. Our platform helps bridge the gap between social housing residents and housing associations by making project information more accessible and engaging.
As a small team, you’ll have real ownership and visibility over your work, with the opportunity to contribute directly to projects that have a tangible impact on communities.
Salary
£25,000 – £30,000
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