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Film and Video Editors visa sponsorship salary

Across 100 certified work-visa filings classified under SOC 27-4032, the median wage for Film and Video Editors is $60,000. The middle half falls between $55,120 and $78,021; the top decile begins at $96,233.

This page groups every job title employers filed under this occupation code, so it covers the same work described as Video Editor, Post-production Manager, Film and Video Editor and others.

Median
$60,000
25th pct
$55,120
75th pct
$78,021
90th pct
$96,233
Filings
100

Who sponsors Film and Video Editors

Ranked by number of certified filings for this occupation

Employers filing Film and Video Editors, with wage percentiles
EmployerFilings25thMedian75th
Aiffel Inc.3$72,800$72,800$72,800
Savannah College of Art and Design, Inc.3$54,548$54,808$57,460
CrashUtah LLC3$40,560$40,560$40,560
Exile East LLC2$624,000$624,000$624,000
SpaceTime Pictures, Inc2$96,000$96,000$96,000
Channel 9 Australia, Inc.2$86,139$87,880$89,622
New Beginnings Creator Network Corp2$79,040$79,040$79,040
Alchemist Post, LLC2$72,800$72,800$72,800
Lemonlight Media, Inc.2$66,875$68,750$70,625
C. H. Garmong & Son, Inc.2$62,500$65,000$67,500
Proko LLC2$56,638$56,638$56,638
COL Media Corp2$55,120$55,120$55,120

By state

Where this occupation is filed from

Film and Video Editors filings and median wage by state
StateFilingsMedian
California40$67,500
New York18$68,400
Georgia6$65,056
Indiana5$40,560
Texas4$72,800
Utah4$43,005
Illinois4$46,500
Ohio3$44,000
Florida2$49,371
Idaho2$47,934
New Jersey2$60,070

Job titles in this occupation

The exact wording employers used on their filings

Job titles filed under SOC 27-4032
Job titleFilingsMedian
Video Editor22$60,319
Post-production Manager7$72,800
Film and Video Editor5$58,240
Film/video Editor4$360,000
Creative Specialist2$100,000
Associate Videographer, Editor, & Producer2$42,457
Video Content Creator2$72,800
Media Editor2$63,440
Video Journalist2$89,682
Social Media Editor2$57,325
Content Producer2$131,113
Content and Media Specialist2$57,280
Creative Officer1$70,000
Pre-production Manager1$55,000
Multimedia Artist1$60,000
Men's Division Videographer and Editor1$55,661
Motion Graphics/video Editor1$40,000
Lead In-house Editor1$60,000
Athletic Media Specialist, Sr1$70,000
Video Systems Technical Director1$60,112
Sr. Film/video Editor1$60,112
Television/ News Video Editor1$55,661
Videographer1$47,840
Video Editing & Content Strategy Specialist1$55,120
Content Creator and Digital Media Strategist1$49,941
Tiktok Short Video Editor1$101,920
Live Streaming/short Video Operator1$79,040
Editor/colorist1$54,808
University Videographer/photographer1$45,000
Finishing Coordinator1$78,021
Media Coordinator1$78,208
Junior Film and Video Editor1$55,120
Digital Contents Editor1$64,480
Content Director1$52,000
Social Media Content Specialist1$75,000
Film Editor1$55,120
Video Marketing Specialist1$55,661
Video Specialist1$57,600
Senior Film Editor1$106,246
Multi-media Video Editor and Producer1$91,363
Multimedia Designer/editor1$63,627
Multimedia Content Creator1$45,947
Ny Social Video Producer1$55,661
Creative Technology Lead1$70,000
Camera Operator/editor1$132,314
Multimedia Production Assistant1$39,750
Editor, Film & Video1$249,600
Editor / Sound Designer / Colorist1$54,288
Senior Video Editor1$80,000
Multimedia Developer1$46,010

The DOL publishes new filings quarterly. One email per release, nothing else.

SOC 27-4032 is the federal occupation code the employer assigned to these filings. It is chosen by the employer and reviewed by the Department of Labor, so it is more consistent than the free-text job title — but two companies can still classify similar work differently. Where a title looks misplaced, the wage level usually explains more of the gap than the code does.