Video Editing Intern – Freshers Only

Company:MAVR
Internship Type: Unpaid
Work Mode: Remote
Eligibility: Freshers, students, and aspiring video editors

About the Role

MAVR is looking for creative and enthusiastic Video Editing Interns who want to gain practical experience, work on real startup projects, and build a strong professional portfolio.

This is an unpaid, learning-focused internship designed specifically for freshers who want to improve their video editing skills, strengthen their CV or résumé, and understand how a fast-growing startup content team operates.

Responsibilities

  • Edit short-form videos, reels, promotional content, and social media videos.
  • Add transitions, subtitles, music, sound effects, graphics, and basic animations.
  • Convert raw footage into engaging and well-structured content.
  • Collaborate with the content, design, and marketing teams.
  • Follow brand guidelines and maintain consistency across videos.
  • Participate in feedback sessions and make revisions when required.
  • Stay updated with social media trends and editing styles.

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of any video editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, or similar tools.
  • Creativity and willingness to learn.
  • Basic understanding of social media content formats.
  • Ability to complete assigned tasks within deadlines.
  • Good communication and teamwork skills.
  • No previous professional experience is required.

Internship Benefits

  • Practical experience working on real startup projects.
  • Professional guidance and regular feedback.
  • Opportunity to build a strong video editing portfolio.
  • Internship completion certificate.
  • Letter of Recommendation based on performance and contribution.
  • CV and résumé enhancement.
  • Exposure to startup culture and cross-functional teamwork.
  • Opportunity to work directly with the MAVR creative and leadership teams.
  • Potential consideration for future paid opportunities based on performance and company requirements.

Important Note

This is an unpaid internship created for freshers who are primarily looking for practical exposure, mentorship, portfolio development, and professional experience. Candidates should apply only if they are comfortable with the unpaid nature of the internship.

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