Traditionally, video editors worked in film and television. Film and television editors work closely with directors to assemble the final footage to bring the story to life. TV Studio Editors could also work in broadcast with real-time events. They would focus on switching between cameras and displaying visuals to communicate messages better to live audiences. Although these are still career paths, nowadays, there are many more jobs available to video editors. A popular way to break into the industry is by editing videos from events. For example, many people record their weddings and require a video editor to create the final video. Another growing field is web video editing. More people are creating video content for social media sites. Generally, the video creators are experts on a topic but are not familiar with video editing or do not have the time to complete the editing themselves.