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Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics

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Table 4. Employment and mean hourly wages for selected occupations in motion picture and sound recording industries, May 2009
Occupation	Employment	Hourly mean wage
Producers and directors	24,150	$52.12
Film and video editors	11,960	33.70
Motion picture projectionists	9,830	10.90
Actors	9,750	47.65
Multi-media artists and animators	7,740	34.08
Sound engineering technicians	7,280	28.08
Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture	5,410	25.20
Office clerks, general	5,390	13.13
Writers and authors	2,190	41.74
Set and exhibit designers	1,390	31.27

Last Modified Date: April 21, 2011