H1B Visa Data for Motion Picture and Video Production : Top Employers, Top Jobs and Employees Trends

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Motion Picture and Video Production (NAICS code 512110) has an average growth rate of -0.16% as an H1B industry with 4,628 employees hired as of 2024

Top Motion Picture and Video Production Employers

Company	Employees	Average Wage
Pixar	182	$75,543
Dreamworks Animation Llc	143	$79,585
Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.	122	$105,673
Blue Sky Studios, Inc.	67	$70,154
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp.	67	$100,799
Lions Gate Entertainment Corp	55	$105,388
Red Cube Production Inc.	55	$71,725
Paramount Pictures Corporation	42	$106,940
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	28	$102,402
Fox Entertainment Group, Inc.	27	$96,948

Top Motion Picture and Video Production Jobs

Job Title	Number of Jobs	Average Wage
Software Developers, Systems Software	68	$103,606
Computer And Information Systems Managers	63	$161,404
Producers	62	$58,296
Media And Communication Workers, All Other	58	$41,430
Financial Analysts	57	$68,097
Computer Occupations, All Other	57	$79,625
Art Directors	55	$90,416
Accountants And Auditors	50	$68,289
Management Analysts	49	$80,642
Operations Research Analysts	35	$82,135

Employees Over Time vs Average Salary Over Time

The Motion Picture And Video Production industry has been in the H1B Visa program since 2011 where 293 employees were hired. They peaked in 2012 with 335 employees, and have since been on a decline with the most recent number of employees being 286 in 2023.

The Motion Picture And Video Production industry has been in the H1B Visa program since 2011 where the average salary was $62,671. The industry peaked in 2023 with an average salary of $106,386, and the recent trend shows the average salary on an incline.