High opportunity occupation
About this job
Producers, directors, choreographers and related occupations oversee and control the technical and artistic aspects of film, television, radio, dance and theatre productions.
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People in these occupations may be self-employed or work for:
- film production companies
- radio and television stations
- broadcast departments
- advertising companies
- sound recording studios
- record production companies
- dance companies
Common job titles
- choreographer / cyber-choreographer
- cinematographer
- director
- director - movies, radio, stage, TV, video
- director - photography, cinematography
- filmmaker
- producer, movies, radio, stage, TV
- producer-director
- production designer - movies / stage
- program director - broadcasting
- VFX project manager
- video game art director
- video game producer
- video games project manager
- video illustrator - multimedia work
- video maker
- visual effects producer
- visual effects project manager
- visual effects technical director - motion pictures
- choreographer / cyber-choreographer
- cinematographer
- director
- director - movies, radio, stage, TV, video
- director - photography, cinematography
- filmmaker
- producer, movies, radio, stage, TV
- producer-director
- production designer - movies / stage
- program director - broadcasting
- VFX project manager
- video game art director
- video game producer
- video games project manager
- video illustrator - multimedia work
- video maker
- visual effects producer
- visual effects project manager
- visual effects technical director - motion pictures
Earnings
Annual provincial median salary
$66,739
Source:
2019 Job Bank Wage data
Provincial hourly rate
Source: 2019 Job Bank Wage Report