If you have a good eye, are tech-savvy, and enjoy visual media, you may have what it takes to have a career in digital video editing. On-campus and online degree programs in digital video editing can teach you skills such as how to transfer film to a computer format, add music and dialogue, and cut and rearrange pieces of film. With projected growth in this industry expected to be faster than average and median annual earnings of over $40,000 in 2004, a career in digital video editing is an appealing choice for anyone aspiring to work in film or television.