An Assistant Video Editor supports the editing team by organizing and assembling raw footage, syncing audio, and generating rough cuts. This role is vital for enhancing production efficiency and maintaining project timelines. Required skills include proficiency in editing software (e.g., Premiere Pro, Final Cut), attention to detail, and creativity. Typically working in studios or remotely, they collaborate closely with cinematographers, directors, and senior editors. Career growth can lead to positions like Video Editor or Post-Production Supervisor.