Freelance Video Editor

Freelance Social & Editorial Editor - Atlanta DreamThe Atlanta Dream is looking for a Freelance Social & Editorial Editor to help elevate our digital presence and bring the energy of women's basketball to life across platforms. This contract role will support the team approximately 40 hours per week during the WNBA season. This role will focus on real-time social editing, post-production support, and creating platform-specific content that captures the excitement of the season and connects with fans from game day moments to growth marketing and branded content.The ideal candidate is a fast, creative editor with strong technical skills, understands social-first storytelling, and has a pulse on what performs across digital platforms. This position works closely with the content, social, and creative teams and reports to the Director of Content Strategy & Production.Responsibilities• Manage post-production workflows from ingest through final delivery for social, digital, and marketing platforms• Lead real-time and remote editing support during games and key tentpole moments• Re-cut, version, and repurpose existing content into platform-specific edits that drive engagement and performance across social channels• Organize and maintain content libraries, selects, exports, and delivery folders for internal stakeholders, external partners, and cross-functional teams• Fulfill editing and content delivery needs across departments including marketing, partnerships, community, PR, game presentation, and broadcast• Assist in creating paid and organic video assets that support ticket sales, fan engagement, and broader business priorities• Stay tapped into editing styles, platform trends, and content innovations across sports, entertainment, and social mediaQualifications• Strong experience editing sports, entertainment, or social-first content• Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro required• Deep understanding of social media pacing, storytelling, and platform trends• Ability to work quickly under tight deadlines while maintaining strong creative judgment• Comfortable working nights, weekends, and game schedules during the WNBA season• Experience working in live sports environments preferredDetails• Freelance / seasonal role• Remote OK, Atlanta-based is a plus• Must be available for game nights and key tentpole eventsWe are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, gender identity, marital or veteran status, or any other protected class.

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