Free 1st grade math worksheets, organized by topic. Number charts, addition, subtraction, telling time, comparing & ordering numbers, counting money, measurement, geometry, word problems and more. No login required.
Producer and director salaries depend on the industry they work in. The film industry employs the most producers and directors, with 34,760 jobs and a median salary of $114,450. Producers and directors working in radio and television, however, earn a more modest wage, $67,110.
In 2012, producers, regardless of industry, earned an average of $92,390 a year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The top 10 percent of earners made more than $187,199, while the bottom 10 percent earned less than $32,080 annually. On average, producers working in television broadcasting earned closer to $67,110 a year.