Video And Film Editor Schools, Salaries, and Job Data
Job Numbers and Growth
There are an estimated 21,000 video and film editors nationally. Most recently, workers have experienced a high level of joblessness. An estimated 7% of employees did not have employment in 2008.
Area Job Conditions
Video and film editors -of-a-feather seem to flock to Boulder (Colorado), San Francisco (California), and New York (New York). They are less likely to be found around Milwaukee (Wisconsin), Fort Worth (Texas), and Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania).
Compensation of workers is best in Boston (Massachusetts), Denver (Colorado), and Nassau (New York), and much worse in Spokane (Washington), Rochester (New York), and Orlando (Florida).
Training and Education
Employees often find employers are looking for a bachelor's degree. Video and film editors, in 58% of cases, have bachelor's degree or higher. After high school, 29% of workers pursued some additional career education. Employees, in 13% of cases, had only a high school education. Recommended schools are shown in the column to the right; request information from them to help you decide which if any could help you with this career.
Part-Time Work and Self-Employment
Video and film editors employed part-time are 19% of the total. Workers, in about 16% of cases, work for themselves.
Video And Film Editors by Metropolitan Area (city and its surroundings)
In the table below, a Job Density near 0% means the area has an average number of people in this occupation, for its population. A higher or lower Job Density (e.g., +22% or -45%) tells you there are that many more or fewer workers of that type there than in the average US metro area. So, the higher the number, the more common the occupation.
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