They spends all day with editing and assembling the recorded raw material into a fully finished product ready for broadcasting. Material may be camera footage, dialogue, sound effects, graphics and special effects. They will be tasked with raw footage which might be shot by the film crew or director and should follow an outline of the script to assemble it into one cohesive video. Their full range work is editing, from splicing to sound balancing, to color correction and color grading. Reviewing scripts is important for better understanding video production and all edited tapes are checked by these editors for concept clarification. They work in close connection with director to present final product as needed. The continuous discovery of innovative editing technology as well as industry's best practices maximize the efficiency of an editor to a large extent. Creative mind with story telling skills would be an added advantage. More information about the topic can be understood from the presentation.

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