See what's in it for you
How it works for editors
01
Find a gig
Browse real gigs from real creators and claim the ones that fit your style.
02
Submit your edit
Cut the clip and submit it. Climb the live standings as the creator reviews entries.
03
Win the cash & the client
Best edit takes the full prize — and creators who like your work often come back for more.
Made for both sides
Win the gig, get the cash
The best editor takes the full prize — and if nobody's picked a winner by the deadline, it's split evenly among everyone who submitted.
A steady stream of real gigs
New briefs go up constantly — never run out of clips to cut.
Land a client, not just a gig
Win once, and that creator's next gig is yours to win again — repeat work, not one-offs.
Real feedback on every submission
Get rated by actual clients, not guesswork — every gig sharpens your craft.
Guaranteed testimonial, top 3
Finish in the top 3 and walk away with real proof for your portfolio.
Learn what clients actually want
See real briefs and real reactions — learn the market by competing in it.
Frequently asked by editors
What happens if I don't win?
You don't walk away empty-handed. You keep the experience of cutting real footage, you earn a testimonial if you finish in the top three, and your work stays visible to creators — so the right ones can find you and hire you down the line.
What stops a creator from taking my work without paying?
The creator's payment sits in escrow before you ever submit — the funds are already committed before any edit exists, so there's nothing for them to withhold.
How are winners chosen?
The creator picks whichever edit best fits their video, based on the work itself — not your follower count or résumé. Your rating and track record can help you stand out, but the edit is what ultimately decides it.
Who keeps the rights to my edit if I don't win?
You do. Every edit you submit stays yours, win or lose, and you're free to use it in your portfolio. Only the winning file gets handed over for the creator to use.