AI Video Editor and Motion Designer

ASGS Empact Consulting Pvt Ltd; India; On-site; INR 600,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

ASGS Empact Consulting Pvt Ltd in India is seeking an AI Video Editor & Motion Designer who can fuse live-action footage, AI-generated elements and motion graphics into a cohesive narrative.

You will shape storytelling, supervise AI workflows, collaborate with strategists and directors, and polish films for brand and social channels.

Expertise in After Effects, Premiere Pro and AI video tools is essential to deliver hybrid projects that feel seamless.

Qualifications

• Experience in editing corporate films, brand videos and social content.
• Ability to craft narrative flow with pacing, music and rhythm.
• Comfort translating scripts into compelling visual stories using AI and traditional tools.

Responsibilities

• Edit corporate films, brand videos, social content, explainers and short-form assets.
• Develop narrative flow through pacing, shot selection, music, sound design and visuals.
• Collaborate with strategists, writers, directors to translate concepts into visuals.

Skills

Video editing

Storytelling

AI workflows

Motion design

Adobe After Effects

Premiere Pro

Tools

Adobe After Effects

Premiere Pro

Cinema 4D

Job description

JOB TITLE: AI Video Editor and Motion Designer

REPORTS TO: Director Content

LOCATION: India

EMPLOYMENT TYPE: Permanent, Full-Time

Role Overview

We are looking for an AI Video Editor & Motion Designer who can work at the intersection of traditional filmmaking, motion design and generative AI.

This is not a role for someone who only knows how to generate visually impressive AI clips. We are looking for a visual storyteller and problem-solver who can take a creative idea from concept to finished film, combining live‑action footage, AI‑generated characters, AI‑created environments, motion graphics and traditional post‑production techniques into one cohesive visual experience.

The ideal candidate should be equally comfortable asking, What is the best way to tell this story and How do I technically make this shot work

Key Responsibilities

Video Editing & Storytelling

Edit corporate films, brand videos, social content, explainers, thought leadership videos and short‑form digital content.Build strong narrative flow through pacing, shot selection, music, sound design and visual rhythm.Work closely with content strategists, scriptwriters, creative directors and production teams to translate scripts and concepts into compelling visual stories.Identify opportunities to improve scripts and treatments from a visual storytelling perspective rather than simply executing a storyboard.Adapt long‑form video content into platform‑specific short‑form assets for digital and social channels.

AI Video Creation

Create AI-generated video sequences, environments, characters, objects and visual elements using contemporary generative AI tools.Develop consistent AI characters and environments across multiple shots and scenes.Use image‑to‑video, text‑to‑video, reference‑image and other generative workflows depending on the creative requirement.Generate AI elements that are designed for use within a larger film rather than producing isolated AI clips.Experiment with emerging AI video technologies and recommend the right tool or workflow for different production requirements.

Live Action + AI Integration

A major part of this role will involve creating believable hybrid films that combine real footage with AI-generated elements.

• Composite live‑action actors into AI-generated environments.
• Integrate AI-generated characters with real actors and footage.
• Extend or transform real environments using AI.
• Work with green‑screen footage, rotoscoping, masking and tracking.
• Match perspective, lighting, colour, depth, grain and camera movement between generated and live‑action elements.
• Create shadows, atmospheric effects, foreground elements and other details required to make composites visually believable.
• Correct inconsistencies in AI-generated footage through compositing, editing, inpainting or traditional post‑production techniques.
• Work creatively around limitations in existing footage when reshoots are not possible.

Motion Graphics & Post‑Production

Create motion graphics, typography, transitions, data visualisations and graphic treatments that support the narrative rather than distract from it.Work confidently with Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro.Handle keying, tracking, masking, compositing, colour correction and basic visual‑effects workflows.Understand how lens choice, lighting, camera angle, depth of field and movement affect compositing and generated environments.Deliver polished films with strong attention to sound, colour, continuity and finishing.

AI Workflow & Problem‑Solving

We are particularly interested in candidates who understand that AI generation is an iterative production process.

• Select different AI tools depending on the required output rather than relying on one platform for every task.
• Build visual references, character references and style frames before generation where required.
• Maintain character, wardrobe, environment and visual continuity across sequences.
• Identify common AI‑generation problems including temporal inconsistencies, distorted faces or hands, flickering, changing environments and unnatural movement.
• Develop practical solutions when generated footage does not work, including regeneration, compositing, asset replacement, inpainting or redesigning the shot.
• Understand when AI is the right solution and when traditional editing, motion graphics, VFX or live‑action techniques will produce a better result.

Creative Thinking

You should be able to receive a brief such as:

"We have one executive interview but need to make a visually compelling 60-second film about the future of AI."

and propose a visual approach rather than waiting for every frame to be prescribed.

• Developing visual metaphors and treatments.
• Finding creative ways to work with limited footage.
• Turning abstract business and technology concepts into visual narratives.
• Thinking through transitions