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Chronology & Story Editor for Veteran Interviews

Flight Line Media
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We are getting way more applicants for this than we thought. We will only respond if you message us first. Before you do, please read the entire description:
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Hello,

We interview heroes of history all across the country, and even the world. Our theme is "Legends of Aviation." We are trying to gather WWII, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans' stories while they're still with us, from people all around the world!. We focus on those in the aviation realm, be it pilots, mechanics, engineers, etc.

Here is our Legends of Aviation Playlist:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLq-YAKgfPJ57EwmtAhw6ay7unjZg5WJht&si=mqBscUKokC8iwNi_

We have several shorts on our channel as well. 

We have already filmed 50+ gigs and are trying to film as many as possible.

We need Chronology & Story Editors. 

Here is an overview of our system on what it takes to make an episode:

https://mega.nz/file/FCkjlKZb#3HYmo4jMYkcnPNIDvwr7zoPmG_x_gzkw_i2YIzL3Vy8

To be a Chronology & Story Editor:

1) You must have a strong background in aviation history. You will be administered an aircraft recognition test. At least a score of 16/20 must be attained. You will be tested on aircraft from WWII to modern times. Why? Because aviation knowledge is simply essential to be a storyline editor. 

2) Strong concept of storyboard. You will arrange stories that are recorded out of chronological order.

3) Amazing attention to detail. You will tell the editor to delete every single unnecessary thing. 

The pay is $500 a gig, $150 training pay (required usually for a handful of gigs). Payment is sent at the posting of a gig. Let's save history. Apply if you want a shot at the aircraft recognition test. Make sure you read the Mega file above to see how the system works.

NOTE: If you aren't a good fit, but you know of a retired aviation legend whom we could interview (could be a pilot, mechanic, engineer, gunner, etc.), we will pay you a finder's fee if you help us get in touch with a qualified individual. It will be paid at the completion of videoing the interview, and you will be given credit on our YouTube video as well. We will pay $50 for each gig you help us find in the United States, and $200 for each gig outside of the United States. 

Thanks,

Andrew