how much do film majors make out of school?
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I had two friends go to school for that graduated from Pitt. One is working as a Dental Assistant and the other at a Sams club. Personally i would double major with film and busness or something with it incase you cannot get into the field... also my two friends were not willing to move... New york or California or Detroit or Flordia, GO were the most action is but i am still advising to double major
386754
You should try finding local college/high school students who are majoring in drama and would like to get some experience and credits under their belts. You should explain to them that this would not only provide experience in acting it would also help their resume. You could also look for people who just might want to volunteer their time ot be in your film. Post a few ads around your town letting people know what you're looking for. Make it very clear to them from the beginning that there is little or no money involved. If they are still interested, you can proceed with your film. Good luck!
772394
I don't think it's easy at all... plenty of Psychology majors out there who go into that field.  Salaries can vary of course, but you're looking anywhere from the $30K and up.  If you have a PhD, you'll earn top dollar.
798959
If they work in a big Buiomedical Company or REsearch Company they make a lot, but you have to be really excellent with a great curriculum, in the meantime you a not going to make much money.
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Julia Roberts $20M\nNicole Kidman $17M \nReese Witherspoon $15M\nDrew Barrymore $15M\nRenee Zellweger - $10 million and $15 million per film \nAngelina Jolie - $10 million and $15 million per film \nCameron Diaz - $10 million and $15 million per film \nJodie Foster - $10 million to $12 million per film \nCharlize Theron - $10 million per film \nJennifer Aniston - $9 million per film
73357
A lot.  Then again it wouldn't really matter if you made that much.  It's like 7 times what a normal person makes.
34986
They vary, but I've found on average it's about $1500 per class.  This is for graduate courses. Undergrad may be lower.
780459
It depends on which level the professor works/teaches at. \n\nA math or science professor at a community college might only make $40,000 a year, while a professor that works (does research and teaches) at a top research university can make $200,000/yr.
465774
Go to a school which offers a B.F.A. in directing.  That's a Bachelor's of Fine Arts and it's very different from a B.A.  You'll get more hands-on-experience with a BFA.  FSU is a pretty good school to look at.  Start reading books now about making movies and making it in Hollywood.  Skills: determination!
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It depends on the school - if you go to a source like US News, they keep stats of first year salaries for graduates of every school.  Keep in mind that salaries are lower in the public sector than in private.  It all depends on the market and how highly ranked the school is.  For a third or fourth tier school, you may only make $50k first year(but you can make more!).  For lowe ranked schools they may make more like $65-85k.  The average of schools like UCLA law is more like $90-125k.  All of these stats are available from US News, and from the individual schools.  Wages are also higher in places like CA and NY, and lower in other states.
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It depends on what part of the country you live in (because the cost of living is different throughout the US) and also how much experience you have.  I would say it can range from $10 an hour if you are just getting out of school on up to $25 an hour.
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now, it will be about $30k a year. maybe in 10 years alot more. but alot of people get rewards and financial aid stuff.
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There is very big argument about this since Media Arts and animation is a fairly new field.Alot of the pros (ex. Sanjay lead animator in Pixar)  in the Industry don't even have a degree but don't let that fool you.Alot of the studios expect atleast a degree and 2yrs+ experience.And to answer your question on where to apply i suggest you look @ your convenience by location,fees amd major.Just because you attend a Big College doesn't mean that you'll get a job at ILM,Edios,EA,Pixar.Here is a link to all Media Arts related schools - http://aidb.com/index.php?ltype=list&cat=btype&btype=031
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Somewhere near 36% more.  Hey, more is more.  Even 1% more will pay off in the long run because in most degree level jobs you get raises based on what you currently make so your even getting bigger raises than those high schoolers.
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I believe it's somewhere between $30-40,000.  It depends if you live on campus, if you're undergraduate, graduate, etc.  So you better start looking for some financial aid or better yet, some scholarships.
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Liberal arts:  $50 per hour\n\nMath, science, enginnering:  $100 per hour.
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Now 32, George has directed two feature films, a TV pilot, and guest spots on episodic TV shows. Which should mean he's rolling in the proverbial dough. Or maybe not. "One of the toughest parts of the job is the financial instability," George said matter-of-factly. "You don't know what you'll be making year to year." In 1998, he cleared a whopping mid-six figures. Last year, however, he only made $10,000. "It all depends. You could be making $50,000 a week on one show, then the next you're doing for free because you really want to do the project. The philosophy is, if you keep doing what you love, eventually it will pay off."