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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.
The average salary for all television producers nationwide was $72,030 per year as of 2010, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The median salary for this field was $68,440. Assistant producer jobs are considered entry-level positions, and as such, most make well below that median. The BLS indicates that the bottom 25 percent of all producers made $45,470 or less per year. The lowest 10 percent made less than $32,140.