How Much Everyone Working On a $200 Million Movie Earns

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Comment from : Astro Jungle

yeah, no, those numbers are not correct Would be cool if they were
Comment from : Someone Withaname

If a production designer could make that much on a movie… The world would be a brighter place lmao
Comment from : Such Katie

All that talent and spent money and yet some of you download that film for free Smh
Comment from : J Y

0:34 original score
Comment from : Jean Tariech

Please make big video game crew budget videos
Comment from : mrredsleep

I think i should audition my cat
Comment from : Matindi

Vanity fair needs to fire their research deptthe vfx numbers are mostly wildly inaccurate ridiculously so
Comment from : Eric Petey

How much does the lighting department get?
Comment from : sravan kumar

Tom Cruise: "hold my beer"!
Comment from : KingKongMarek

In his book, Bambi vs Godzilla, David Mamet says a lot of creative accountancy is done to cover the costs of other things Cocaine, for example
Comment from : Marina Michaels

Replacing names with dollar signs
Comment from : Saved By Grace | Slowed & Reverb

Wow this was an absolutely amazing breakdown - thank you SOOO much for making this!
Comment from : GoldenTrinity

what a lazy video to make no graphics and you have 244 millin subs lol
Comment from : DaddyDeepdink

wow i guess money does grow on trees
Comment from : Marcel M

Accounting fiction to avoid taxes and royalties
Comment from : Most Comments Are Fake

Driver $78,000 ?
Comment from : Most Comments Are Fake

Based on how many shooting days?
Comment from : Jan Giesen

What's the easiest job to get in these credits?
Comment from : SHWN SHTS

By the looks of the comments: the only believable number here is the $500 Vanity paid for sketchy info
Comment from : SHWN SHTS

I'm confusedin this hypothetical filmhow long is preproduction, production and post production??
Comment from : Tameras Travel

Why do the supporting actor's wages jump in the latter numbers? Are they usually the villains/bad guy roles that only come in later in the movie?
Comment from : AlmiNia

Correct me if I'm wrong All this money did not cover Kodak, dolby digital and panavision You know, equipment and location costs You can add vehicles, food and drinks costs
Comment from : Dizzy N

Where the distribution cost?
Comment from : RiversBliss

Looking good
Comment from : Lauryn Dziruni

Please do low budget film 1 million
Comment from : Deena James

That music, so good
Comment from : Jack

someone was doing crack when they made this haha
Comment from : OusaKhun

CG ARTIST800000 dollars??? Is it real?
Comment from : Gonzalo Palma

Wow- never would've thought the editor got paid almost as much as a producer
Comment from : sydney phoebo

No wonder why Tom Hanks got way richer than Spielberg
Comment from : Fajar Setiawan

A lot of these positions seems made up “Best Friend” 75k - so you can get money for being an actual friend of the actor or is this a supporting actor role?
Comment from : southchum101

Seeing this "Coins" 🤔👀
Comment from : DajDaDonDada

Should be noted how rare a $200 million budged movie comes along Guardians of the Galaxy 2 was $200 mill They’re huge Check your fav movies of the last few years, unless they’re marvel-level, they will probably be less than $100 million
Comment from : John Murphy

Totally inaccurate
Comment from : Andrew Laboy

Bruh, these numbers look like way more than $200M
Comment from : Magicstockton

They don’t need that many location scouts!!
Comment from : Magicstockton

Pretty sure there is way more money there than 200million
Comment from : Argus Y

So how much $ is left for non-human costs?
Comment from : SpiderGirl42

The Cat thing has got to be a joke right
Comment from : Said Mohamed

my cat is such a great actor pls cast her
Comment from : dracarysss

The lady got paid 500 bucks for doing the readership for this vodeo
Comment from : Rickey C

I'd watch the credits if they all looked like this
Comment from : K Kyzer

Holi cow that is a lot of money
Comment from : Shanu irshad

This is complete nonsense Everyone makes their own deal, but none of these numbers reflect what most people get paid most of the time
Comment from : rogerogrant

Guys keep in mind this is the billing for a service So when it says animator 900k or whatever, it means that the studio was billed 900k for the animator's services In these costs are included a for softwares, storage costs, computing power, small margin for the company, etc I wouldn't be surprised if, out of those salaries, less than 30 went to the actual animator
Comment from : Toini01

How does the movie producer's income?
Comment from : Nitish

If those are real approximate figures, that's so messed up on a number of levels
Comment from : Britney isallyouneedtoknow

No prosecution this time as we usually see in most of films? :-pbrbr"This motion picture is protected pursuant to the provisions of the laws of the United States of America and other countries Any unauthorized duplication, distribution and/or exhibition of this motion picture may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution"
Comment from : Vaio San

That is a lot of money to make on one film
Comment from : Universal Soldier

Typo it says the Hairstylist to Lead Actor #1 makes $198,50 instead of $198,500
Comment from : Adam

I want to see the day when a sound designer makes 46800 and sound effects editor makes 95000 dollars from a movie like this Also, that 900 000 composer fee is a package deal which includes composition and arrangement work, recording, studio rent, A WHOLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, editing, mixing and mastering work
Comment from : Ville Sorsa

Whats the name of the Soundtrack at the beginning?
Comment from : Moe

Lies, there are no jobs! All lies! :P
Comment from : Tony Ganner

Why do the lead actor make more than the "boss" of the hole production?
Comment from : VFXcreate Studios

first time enjoy reading a roll credit
Comment from : Rick Sanchez

SPECIAL THANKSbrCost consultant who did the research for this video: $500brSomeone sounds a little bitter…
Comment from : Abdega

Shiiiit, I'm gonna get a cat and move to Hollywood ASAP!!!
Comment from : GetOffMyLawnYouDangKids

Wish I was a cat
Comment from : JoshLikeCrazy

for a weird reason I was expecting an scene after the credits damn you MARVEL
Comment from : Nicolas Bonati

i wish this was crossed with how long they worked on the movie
Comment from : Baron baron

Original Score earns 800k in the title card but there is a composer earns 900k in the end credit? This is very incohesive
Comment from : T L

Cost Consultant- Who did The Research For the Video 500$
Comment from : Der Luen

Production cycle and duty cycle did not say?
Comment from : 冯延辉

Kitty be overpaid
Comment from : LEVIAHAN

That's ALOT of money!
Comment from : Michael Michaels

1:10 A cat gets paid $13,000??
Comment from : TheCoolStuffHD

Hairstylist to lead actor #1 sure got ripped off Or maybe Bruce Willis was the lead actor
Comment from : Catonzo

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Comment from : Júlio André

the inflated numbers for to be deducted from tax of course
Comment from : Murat Serkan

what is the song 1:10 ?? pls
Comment from : FSC silver

Hello, does anyboy by any chance knows what the second song is called?
Comment from : R061116

Now do this for "Jack & Jill", and add the time needed to create that movie
Comment from : Quimper111

The 2nd camera assistants earn the same amount of money, same for the 1st and surely the loader doesn't earn more than any 2nd
Comment from : SimonaDL

what's the name of the song from 1:11 - 2:52
Comment from : Veselin

I will work in cinema, definitely
Comment from : Terry Malloy

And those numbers do not include travel to locations, equipment, trailers for crew and cast, costume rentals/builds, and a host of other non-human costs
Comment from : Richard Crossman

How much on loction permits and that sort of thing, that wouldn't be in the credits?
Comment from : origonalname112

Dragon Ball Super Episode 50 : Goku Vs Black :brbr wwwstage32com/jobs/390972/Stand-by-me
Comment from : Casting One

Close enough and funny as F!
Comment from : Mike Chinea

The cat got 13 grand? Jesus
Comment from : Lukas Strautins

the damn cat got $13,000-?!?!? did i read tht right-?!?!? 1:07 and the Extras only $168, the Cost Consultant only $500-?!?!? WHT THE HELL-?!?!?
Comment from : Jay L

For the extras and day players I assume that rate is per day? Some of the others lower paid ones look more like annual salary, not per film
Comment from : Sean G

Ist noch jemand wegen Robert Hoffmann hier? :D
Comment from : Riokales

Animator 900k ! HAHAHA So much Bulshit I'm an animator myself and worked already on Blockbuster films and this is not true at all! Get your numbers right!
Comment from : Yatta

The Cat makes more money than me LOL
Comment from : J C

You forgot the runner who makes $00000
Comment from : Color loop

Oh yeah, a 200M$ movie will make good revenue with 0$ in marketing and distributionbrbrI've done Cinema School and normally between 15 to 30 of the overall budget goes to marketing
Comment from : SoFlyIndustry