Camera Operator, Television, Video, or Motion Picture Hourly Rate

Updated: 4 Jun 2012
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$0$32$64$96
Hourly Rate$8.82 - $61.53  
   
Overtime$7.46 - $95.42  
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$19,248 - $140,782  
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Television Broadcasting$7.97 - $33.66
Audio / Video / Entertainment Production$7.59 - $33.87
Media -- Film Visual Effects$8.13 - $41.27
Cable Television Programming$8.33 - $41.22
News$7.60 - $31.35

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Key Statistics for Camera Operator, Television, Video, or Motion Picture Salaries and Jobs

Gender
Female
21%
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Male
79%
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Hourly Rate:$8.84 - $12.50 $14.00 - $31.43
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
1%
1-4 years
40%
5-9 years
24%
10-19 years
25%
20 years or more
11%
Top Degrees

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Bachelor's Degree$7.42 - $98.26
Master of Arts (MA), Media ArtsNot enough data
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Radio/Television and Film ProductionNot enough data
Associate's DegreeNot enough data
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medical benefits Medical: 48% dental benefits Dental: 35%
vision benefits Vision: 23% employee benefits None: 51%

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Camera Operator, Television, Video, or Motion Picture

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Camera Operator
$17,075 - $77,524
 
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Camera Operator, Television, Video, or Motion Picture

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$19,248 - $140,782
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Film / Video Editor
$24,049 - $95,452
Producer-Director, TV/Cable Broadcast
$25,481 - $96,899
Videographer
$22,732 - $70,075
 

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Camera Operator, Television, Video, or Motion Picture Job Description

People with the job title Camera Operator, Television, Video, or Motion Picture typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Operate television, video, or motion picture camera to photograph images or scenes for various purposes, such as TV broadcasts, advertising, video production, or motion pictures.

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