Media & Entertainment Content Creator Jobs in United States

The United States has 476 open roles at 128 media and entertainment companies, 13% of them remote. Where pay is stated it is typically USD 87.5k to 153.1k, with a median of USD 120k. 14 are new this week.

What companies in media and entertainment do

Media, Entertainment & Sports is a wide-ranging vertical that encompasses digital news and publishing, broadcast and public media, social media platforms and analytics tools, live and streaming entertainment, professional sports, music and musical instruments, anime and gaming IP licensing, and the media planning and buying agencies that connect these properties to audiences. Organizations in this space range from editorial newsrooms and streaming services to social media management platforms, live event companies, and professional sports franchises, united by their focus on producing, distributing, or enabling content and entertainment experiences.

Who is hiring in the United States

Open roles by company.

Salary

Annual pay for this page’s roles that state a salary, in USD. The typical range covers the middle half of those postings.

  • $120Kmedian pay
  • $88Ktypical range: lower
  • $153Ktypical range: upper

Based on 229 postings stating pay in USD.

Pay figures come from the 229 postings on this page that state a salary.

The hiring market

The United States has 51% of all 934 open roles at media and entertainment companies on this site.

Experience

Senior roles are the largest group: 45% of those that state a level. 22% are junior roles or internships.

Experience level

Open roles by the experience the posting asks for.

13 jobs

Questions people ask

How much do content creator jobs in the United States pay?

Typically USD 87.5k to 153.1k a year, with a median of USD 120k, where the posting states a salary.

Which companies are hiring in the United States?

TEGNA Inc. (63 roles), The New York Times (46) and NBCUniversal (29) have the most; 128 companies are hiring in total.

Can I work remotely?

13% of these roles are remote; the rest are in the United States.

Do I need to be senior?

Senior roles are the largest group (45% of those that state a level), and 22% are junior roles or internships.

Are new roles coming in?

14 were posted this week.

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