Creative pay 2026

Videographer salary in Georgia (2026)

Videographers and camera operators in Georgia earn a median $85,050 a year ($40.89 an hour), according to BLS wage data for May 2025. That is 13% more than the US median of $74,990, and 5th of 47 states and territories with published figures. It is 1.8 times the median for all jobs in Georgia.

  • $85,050median a year in Georgia
  • $40.89median an hour
  • +13%vs the US median ($74,990)
  • 570employee jobs (BLS estimate)

What is the salary range for a videographer in Georgia?

Half of videographers and camera operators in Georgia earn between $48,900 and $130,960. Pay is more spread out than nationally: the top 10% earn at least 4.4 times what the bottom 10% earn, against 3.5 times across the US.

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90th percentile$159,09075th$130,960Median$85,050This page25th$48,90010th percentile$36,250
Annual pay, employees, May 2025. Hourly is the state's hourly percentile.
10th percentile$36,250$38,520$17.43
25th$48,900$50,920$23.51
Median$85,050$74,990$40.89
75th$130,960$106,660$62.96
90th percentile$159,090$135,180$76.49

The mean (average) is $97,600, above the median, pulled up by the highest earners.

How does Georgia compare with other states?

Georgia is in the top five for videographers and camera operators' pay. Only California, Illinois, District of Columbia and New York pay more.

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North Carolina$62,720Florida$62,220Alabama$61,800South Carolina$57,940Tennessee$57,030
Bordering states, median annual pay for videographers and camera operators.
Alabama$61,800−27%220
Florida$62,220−27%970
North Carolina$62,720−26%380
South Carolina$57,940−32%40
Tennessee$57,030−33%460
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How many videographers and camera operators work in Georgia?

BLS estimates 570 employee jobs, 0.12 in every 1,000 jobs in the state. It is about as common here as nationally (location quotient 0.84).

Employees only. BLS does not count the self-employed, who are a large share of several creative jobs.

What do other creative jobs pay in Georgia?

1 of the 6 other creative jobs below pay a higher median in Georgia.

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UX/UI designer$103,810Motion designer$81,390Copywriter$74,710Graphic designer$60,250Video editor$51,280Photographer$43,770
Median annual pay in Georgia, May 2025.
UX/UI designer$103,8102,800
Motion designer$81,390350
Copywriter$74,710820
Graphic designer$60,2505,920
Video editor$51,280n/a
Photographer$43,7701,420

What do freelance videographers and camera operators charge?

Upwork, videographers list $10 to $53 an hour, worldwide. Georgia's employee median of $40.89 an hour is inside that range. The rate calculator works out an hourly rate from the salary you want.

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What is the average videographer salary in Georgia?

The median is $85,050 a year and the mean is $97,600, from BLS data for May 2025 covering about 570 employee jobs.

How much does a videographer make an hour in Georgia?

The median hourly wage is $40.89. The bottom 10% earn under $17.43 and the top 10% over $76.49.

What does a starting videographer earn in Georgia?

BLS does not publish pay by experience. The lowest-paid quarter of videographers and camera operators in Georgia earn under $48,900 a year and the lowest-paid tenth under $36,250, which is the nearest guide to starting pay.

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Where do these numbers come from?

US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 (published 15 May 2026). Occupation 27-4031, Camera Operators, Television, Video, and Film. Employees only; annual figures are hourly times 2,080.

n = 570 jobs in the Georgia estimate. Last updated 2 October 2026.

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