Choreographer earnings by seniority

90th percentile

Top-level choreographer earnings begin at:

$26.85 per hour

$55,850 per year

75th percentile

Senior-level choreographer earnings begin at:

$26.85 per hour

$55,850 per year

50th percentile

Mid-level choreographer earnings begin at:

$24.63 per hour

$51,220 per year

25th percentile

Junior-level choreographer earnings begin at:

$23.03 per hour

$47,910 per year

10th percentile

Starting level choreographer earnings begin at:

$17.74 per hour

$36,900 per year

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Choreographer salary by state

State Name Average Salary
California $75,000
Minnesota $74,810
Georgia $70,590
Maryland $69,140
Ohio $66,910
Tennessee $66,070
Massachusetts $66,010
Wisconsin $63,090
Washington $62,530
Connecticut $62,310
New Jersey $61,930
Vermont $58,740
Nevada $55,820
Pennsylvania $51,220
Louisiana $51,170
Virginia $50,670
Nebraska $49,490
Arizona $48,590
Maine $48,200
South Carolina $47,890
New Mexico $47,040
Texas $46,460
Indiana $44,840
Kansas $41,079
Oregon $40,500
South Dakota $40,320
North Carolina $39,940
Alabama $38,990
Iowa $38,970
Florida $36,670
Michigan $35,900
Illinois $34,560
Oklahoma $34,540
Utah $33,640
Puerto Rico $32,510
Wyoming $32,370
Mississippi $23,460
New York $173,100
District of Columbia $113,670

How do choreographer salaries compare to similar careers?

Choreographers earn 18% less than similar careers in Pennsylvania. On average, they make less than music artists but more than announcers.

Career Median Salary
Music artist salary $60K
Singer salary $60K
Casting director salary $62K
Conductor salary $44K
Talent agent salary $48K
Choreographer salary $51K
Actor salary $49K
Announcer salary $37K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)