The TRUTH about Hiring Video Editors in India | Rohit Tarale| Masterclass Ep. 03

In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into the world of video editing with someone who has truly mastered the craft, Rohit Tarale. From starting out solo to building a powerhouse team of editors, Rohit has worked with some of the top creators and brands in the country. We’ll talk about his journey, his process of hiring and mentoring editors and what the future looks like for video editing in India.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
02:44 Rohit Tarale's Backstory
7:38 How Rohit singlehandedly built a team of 20 plus editors?
10:04 Rohit's process of hiring editors
15:07 How to set SOPs?
19:27 How to earn Rs. 2 Lakh per month as an editor?
23:41 How to work with the top brands and creators of the country?
27:46 What qualities should one look in an editor when working with them?
35:32 Rohit's experience of mentoring 500 plus editors
39:06 Growth of Avey Video School
43:11 What does the future look like for Indian editors?
50:06 Freelance Vs Full-Time jobs for editors? How to determine the fee per project?
54:33 AI & Video Editing


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About the guest:
Rohit Tarale comes from a small town called Akola in Maharashtra. Like many others, he was encouraged to follow the traditional path of engineering, but life had different plans for him. During the COVID lockdown, Rohit discovered his passion for video editing and design. Determined to pursue his interest, he enrolled in a course by Avey Video School, which became a turning point in his journey. Soon after, he moved to Mumbai and joined Sharan Hegde’s creative team, where he built and led a team of 20+ editors responsible for creating some of the most impactful videos in the country. Today, Rohit runs his own creative agency, collaborating with top brands and creators, and continues to inspire a new generation of editors and storytellers through his work.

Disclaimer:
This episode shares personal experiences and perspectives on video editing, hiring practices, and the creative industry. The views expressed are based on individual opinions and professional journeys, not formal business or financial advice. Viewers are encouraged to do their own research and use their discretion before applying any strategies or career decisions discussed.