Media & Entertainment Jobs to Kickstart Your Creative Career

Media & Entertainment Jobs bring opportunities in film, television, music, publishing, events, and digital media. Whether you’re interested in creative roles, production support, or technical operations, this category connects you to today’s top U.S. entertainment opportunities.

From major hubs like Los Angeles, New York City, and Nashville to regional studios and digital media firms, this sector powers stories, events, and cultural experiences across America.

What to Expect in Entertainment Roles

This vibrant industry rewards creativity, collaboration, and adaptability. Here’s a breakdown of common roles:

• Production assistants, camera operators, editors
• Social media coordinators, content creators, writers
• Event coordinators, audio technicians, stagehands
• Public relations associates, casting assistants

Entry-level roles often require a portfolio or demo reel and strong soft skills, while advanced openings may ask for specialized certifications or prior project experience. Contracts, freelancing, and seasonal gigs are common in event or film roles.

Career benefits often include creative exposure, networking potential, and project-based experience, even for newcomers.

Where to Find These Openings

Listings are posted by studios, production companies, broadcast networks, music labels, and event organizers, both large and independent.

Major markets like Los Angeles and New York often offer high volumes of live roles, especially around award season, film festivals, and tours. Tech hubs and creative agencies in cities like Atlanta, Austin, and Miami are also active. A growing number of remote content and digital media roles have expanded access nationwide.

Hiring surges often align with industry events, seasonal productions, and content release cycles, so checking this page frequently keeps you ahead.

Ready to Explore Current Listings?

You’ll see a helpful table on this page listing media and entertainment employers across the U.S., complete with the latest posting date. Click the “Apply Now” button next to any company to go to its dedicated page.

On each employer’s article page, you’ll learn:

• What the company does in media and entertainment
• Typical roles they commonly hire for
• Skills or experience they look for
• Step-by-step instructions on how to apply

This format gives you the full picture, not just listings, but context, so you can apply confidently and effectively.

Pick a company, click “Apply Now,” and start building your creative career in media and entertainment today!