Editing and post-production careers play a huge role behind-the-scenes in how a finished film looks. Learn what they mean when they say they'll "fix it in post"!
What exactly does the role of a Colorist entail? We’re breaking down this position that is equal parts creative and technical in the world of post-production. Learn MoreAvg. Salary:$40,097 – $58,152Salary Range:$40,097 – $58,152Alt Titles:Digital Colorist, Post Digital Imaging Technician, Grader
The Film Editor works with the Director, editing footage together to shape character and perspective, thereby creating a comprehensive onscreen narrative. Learn MoreAvg. Salary:$52,107Salary Range:$35K-$79KAlt Titles:Picture Editor, Cutter
The assistant editor supports the main picture editor by preparing projects, cleaning up timelines and handling exports. Learn MoreAvg. Salary:$69,969Salary Range:$56K-$89KAlt Titles:AE
A Post Supervisor maintains the integrity of a film or television show by overseeing color correction and visual effects, handling quality control, and managing billing and paperwork. Learn MoreAvg. Salary:$50,906Salary Range:$41K - $67KAlt Titles:Post-Production Supervisor
Post-Production Coordinators ensure delivery of a finished episode to the network. Duties include distributing daily footage to crew and production, scheduling Actors for post dialogue work, and... Learn MoreAvg. Salary:$58,938Salary Range:$55K - $85KAlt Titles:Post Coordinator, PPC
The Company Producer works within a specific department in the different post-production houses to coordinate and manage schedules for the sound, color, visual effects or editing talent. Learn MoreSalary Range:$70,000 - $100,000Alt Titles:Color, Sound, VFX, Editing Supervisor, Studio Manager
