Film and video editor earnings by seniority

90th percentile

Top-level film and video editor earnings begin at:

$29.02 per hour

$60,360 per year

75th percentile

Senior-level film and video editor earnings begin at:

$27.35 per hour

$56,880 per year

50th percentile

Mid-level film and video editor earnings begin at:

$20.44 per hour

$42,520 per year

25th percentile

Junior-level film and video editor earnings begin at:

$17.22 per hour

$35,820 per year

10th percentile

Starting level film and video editor earnings begin at:

$12.13 per hour

$25,230 per year

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Film and video editor salary by state

State Name Average Salary
District of Columbia $98,830
Massachusetts $92,130
California $88,490
Colorado $84,620
Connecticut $83,550
New Jersey $82,890
Virginia $78,740
Maryland $78,380
Hawaii $76,380
Utah $76,240
Alabama $74,410
Illinois $72,460
Oregon $72,300
Louisiana $66,870
Washington $66,870
Nevada $65,720
Vermont $63,080
Kentucky $62,330
New Hampshire $61,250
Texas $61,220
Florida $60,430
North Carolina $60,020
Michigan $59,100
Missouri $57,950
Tennessee $57,880
Ohio $56,410
Nebraska $55,810
Oklahoma $55,210
Idaho $54,080
Wisconsin $53,430
Minnesota $53,150
Georgia $51,280
Kansas $50,900
Rhode Island $50,740
Mississippi $50,410
New Mexico $49,400
Arkansas $48,480
West Virginia $48,440
Pennsylvania $47,330
Maine $47,040
Indiana $46,780
Arizona $45,840
Montana $42,520
South Dakota $39,090
Iowa $39,070
Alaska $38,800
Puerto Rico $38,130
South Carolina $37,450
New York $103,440

How do film and video editor salaries compare to similar careers?

Film and video editors earn about the same as related careers in Montana. On average, they make less than news anchors but more than announcers.

Career Median Salary
News anchor salary $48K
Photographer salary $40K
Camera operator salary $51K
Precious metal worker salary $38K
Museum conservator salary $42K
Film and video editor salary $43K
Announcer salary $35K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)