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	The table below provides Average Hourly and Average Annual Wages for Camera Operators, Television, Video, and Motion Picture by State and Metropolitan Area. To view figures for metropolitan areas (i.e. cities) in any given state, click on the name of that state.

All States

States	Ave Hourly	Ave Anually
Michigan	$27.93 ^Details	$58,090 ^Details
Minnesota	$21.92 ^Details	$45,600 ^Details
Missouri	$24.11 ^Details	$50,150 ^Details
Mississippi	n/a	n/a
Montana	$15.84 ^Details	$32,940 ^Details
North Carolina	$27.59 ^Details	$57,390 ^Details
North Dakota	$20.52 ^Details	$42,690 ^Details
Nebraska	n/a	n/a
New Hampshire	$15.39 ^Details	$32,020 ^Details
New Jersey	$30.14 ^Details	$62,690 ^Details
New Mexico	n/a	n/a
Nevada	$23.93 ^Details	$49,770 ^Details
New York	$41.55 ^Details	$86,430 ^Details
Ohio	$26.73 ^Details	$55,600 ^Details
Oklahoma	$22.38 ^Details	$46,550 ^Details
Oregon	$32.74 ^Details	$68,100 ^Details
Pennsylvania	$22.28 ^Details	$46,350 ^Details
Puerto Rico	$20.89 ^Details	$43,450 ^Details
South Carolina	$23.19 ^Details	$48,230 ^Details
South Dakota	$14.65 ^Details	$30,480 ^Details
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