Caleb
Broadcaster salary?
How much do u get paid for it? #television #broadcast-media #people #financial-planning
5 answers
Samentha Miller
Samentha’s Answer
Based on experience, bonuses and commissions the salary is favorable
Robb Simms
Robb’s Answer
Roughly $50,000 per year -- We work under a SAG-AFTRA contract here. Depending on where you live, your salary could vary. Good Luck!
Emani Terry
Emani’s Answer
Although I may not serve as a current broadcaster, those who work as a one in the television broadcasting industry are typically paid on an annual salary- once a year, with a sporadic bonuses. Depending on the specific job, duties and location like in the studio or out in the field it will vary the amount paid. It can vary from $40,000-$100,000 more or less.
Samentha Miller
Samentha’s Answer
Charlie Forbes
Charlie’s Answer
It matters greatly where you work and how big the market is. Also matters what you do. Reporters make less than anchors usually. The sports guy may make less compared to lead news anchor or even the Meteorologist. Small markets anchors could make mid $20's to $30's. Medium to large markets $40k on up to six figures depending on your experience and Q factor. I think some anchors here in Detroit clear a million. In cities like New York, Chicago, or LA that's common. However you have to be really on your game in looks and presentation to get to that level.