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Video Editor & Motion Designer

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Job Title: Video Editor & Motion Designer
Location: HEAD (UK) London
Office based: 5x days a week
Reports: Group Creative Operations Director
We’re HEAD. We make gear for people who love sport - from the tennis court to the mountain. We’re looking for a great editor first, with strong motion skills and a genuine interest in sport. Someone who understands pace, energy and storytelling, and can turn raw footage into content you want to watch.
You’ll work across campaigns, social, product and athlete content, collaborating with filmmakers, photographers, designers and athletes from idea through to final edit.
What you’ll do
- Edit films and social content with strong storytelling, pace and energy.
- Find the story in footage and make every cut count.
- Create motion graphics, animation, typography and visual effects that enhance the edit.
- Work across campaign films, product launches and social content.
- Contribute to concepts, treatments, storyboards and creative ideas.
- Get involved in shoots and work closely with athletes and creative teams.
- Adapt content for Instagram, YouTube and digital platforms.
- Help evolve HEAD’s visual style and bring fresh ideas to the team.
- Share your experience and help develop junior creatives.
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What you bring
- Excellent editing skills and a strong understanding of storytelling, pacing, music and sound.
- 4+ years’ professional experience in editing, motion design or a similar role.
- A strong portfolio/showreel that demonstrates great editing and visual taste.
- Advanced Premiere Pro and After Effects skills.
- A strong eye for typography, composition, colour and detail.
- Experience creating content across different formats and platforms.
- A genuine interest in sport, athletes and sporting culture.
- Curiosity about new creative tools, techniques and technology.
- Confidence working independently and as part of a creative team.
- Someone who takes feedback, contributes ideas and gets stuck in.


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We’re looking for someone with great taste, great editing instincts and a love of sport.
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