Hi all -- I was lucky enough to receive an offer from a public media/ent. company as counsel. I'm curious if anyone can provide any salary datapoints and was wondering how the salary offer I received stacks up?
VVHCOL market, midlevel associate
160k base
unsure about equity/401k matching
I understand entertainment tends to have lower salary ranges given the industry, but was curious if anyone can provide more color and the best way to approach salary negotiations.
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Re: Entertainment industry salary datapoint question
Ignoring comparisons to biglaw, it doesn't seem like a total lowball to me. My negotiations with an independent studio in LA started at $150k. I had several years of legal experience before law school, but was only a junior associate when interviewing.
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Re: Entertainment industry salary datapoint question
Thanks, that’s helpful! Would you mind sharing a ballpark for total comp?
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Re: Entertainment industry salary datapoint question
As another datapoint, an entertainment/marketing company in LA that I interviewed with was offering $150k base plus ~20% bonus.
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