A movie production video editor 

uses software DaVinci Resolve to assemble raw footage into a final film, managing cuts, color, audio, and effects, often starting with industry-standard tools and potentially advancing to more specialized software, focusing on storytelling through visual pacing and technical precision. Key aspects involve mastering timelines, using plugins, collaborating digitally, and ensuring smooth workflow for various project sizes, from short films to features, with an eye on professional standards. 

Post-production movie sound editors 

A Visual Effects (VFX) Artist in the movie industry creates and integrates computer-generated imagery (CGI) and other special effects into film and video to enhance the visuals beyond what is possible with traditional filming. They work on a variety of tasks, from pre-production planning to post-production enhancement, using specialized software to bring the director's vision to life.