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Mixing Engineer

With great attention to detail, Mixing Engineers orchestrate the technical aspects of ensuring optimal sound quality and seamless operation of equipment. These days this could be in a recording studio as an engineer, music producer, a mastering session, at a live gig, for a film or TV show, or a live broadcast. From making anything sound good, to mixing tracks, they shape the artistic vision of each client. There is a lot of work for this type of professional.

Average industry salary*:

$53k- $120k

Post-Production Engineer

The Post-Production industry is huge, and the roles vary from Foley Artists, Sound Designers, Mixing Engineers, ADR Specialists, SFX (Sound Effects) Engineers to Dialogue Editors. Think of how many shows are on streaming platforms right now - everything you hear had these roles put their special touch on them.

Average industry salary*:

$78k- $110k

Live Production Technician

Ensure flawless audio and vision at concerts, events, festivals and performances. Set up sound systems, lighting shows, vision, manage equipment, and troubleshoot issues in real time to ensure every audience member hears and sees the show exactly as intended. If we listed all the roles for this thriving industry, we’d need another website.

Average industry salary*:

$50k- $124k

Life After Collarts

Madison, Audio-Production Alumni

"I have been out of Collarts for 6 months, and I am at the end of my 5 year plan."

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