Film/TV/Radio Job Market in Philadelphia. By Becky Moulder. TV Stations. There are 20 television stations located in the Greater Philadelphia area. These include major network affiliates such as CBS 3 (KYW), 6 ABC (WPVI), NBC 10 (WCAU), FOX 29 (WTFX) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Film/TV/Radio Job Market in Philadelphia
Film/TV/Radio Job Market in PhiladelphiaBy Becky Moulder
TV StationsThere are 20 television stations located in the
Greater Philadelphia area.
These include major network affiliates such as CBS 3 (KYW), 6
ABC (WPVI), NBC 10 (WCAU), FOX 29 (WTFX)
And public broadcasting stations such as WHYY, WNJS, and
WLVT.What skills are most in demand in todays job market?All skills
are needed. Being smart and resourceful at whatever you do is in
demand. Its not what you do, its how you do it. -Ed Buffman2012
% male, % female
48 % male 52% female$36,198-$64,986 $38,976-$78,235
DGA ReportDGA Report: Top 40 Primetime TV Lacks Diversity in the
Directors ChairDGA Magazine (July 2004)
The Directors Guild of America recently released a report on the
employment of women and minority directors by television networks
on the "top forty" prime time drama and comedy series in 2003-2004.
The report shows that 86 percent of the episodes were directed by
Caucasian males, and that women and minority directors continue to
be missing from some of the best-known series line-ups.
Boxed-In: Employment of Behind-the-Scenes and On-Screen Women in
the 2010-11 Prime-time Television Season
by: Martha M. Lauzen, Executive Director of the Center for the
Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego State
University
Women comprised 25% of all individuals working as creators,
directors, writers, producers, executive producers, editors, and
directors of photography on broadcast television programs during
the 2010-11 prime-time season. This represents a decrease of 2
percentage points from last season (2009-2010) and an increase of 4
percentage points since 1997-98.
Heading:The Celluloid Ceiling#The Celluloid Ceiling:
Behind-the-Scenes Employment of Womenon the Top 250 Films of
2010Dr. Martha Lauzen, Executive Director of the Center for the
Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego State
University
"In 2010, women comprised 16% of all directors, executive
producers,producers, writers, cinematographers, and editors working
on the top 250domestic grossing films. This represents a decline of
1 percentage point from 1998 and is even with 2009 figures"
Boxed In Employment of Behind-the-Scenes Women in the 2009-10
Prime-time Television Season Dr. Martha Lauzen, Executive Director
of the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film at San
Diego State University
"The percentage of women working in powerful behind-the-scenes
roles in prime-time programming airing on the five broadcast
networks (ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, NBC) increased 2 percent in the
2009-10 season. Overall, women comprised 27% of all creators,
executive producers, producers, directors, writers, editors, and
directors of photography working on situation comedies, dramas, and
reality programs. This represents an increase of two percentage
points from 25% in 2008-09 and an increase of six percentage points
since 1997-98. It also represents a recent historical high."
Skills Most in Demand
Five O'Clock WorldThe VoguesThe Equals & The VoguesBack to
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