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5-6/week for the last few weeks. Why are these ppl keeping me employed when they have no work for me, I do not know.
Damn where can I apply
45 ish on avg - probably closer to 60 when it’s really popping off.
42 (ish) not considering lunch or breaks… overworked AF
LOL I get it, no judgment here but when I end up doing the work of my PMs because we are understaffed and you are responsible for $10M portfolio, the hours don’t make a difference is the stress and responsibilities that add up. But I get your point.
45-50 average, occasionally more if on a big production. Most weeks have a couple days 9-6 where no matter what I cut out and go to the gym, couple days 9–7/8, then one day 12-14 hours ish where my workload catches up to me, there’s an internal, or shooting / casting / editing whatever taking the whole day leaving me to do my actual work at night. Probably work about one Saturday a month.
Compared to previous gigs, this is the best work life balance I’ve ever had, and I’m probably a lot better off than many others on this thread.
35-60, depending on many factors.
30-70
Pre pandemic 50
Post pandemic 20
For context I work about 40, some weeks though it’s 50-60 but they’re scattered and not quite often. This is at a major agency.
if I’m scoping, budgeting, meeting vendors like 40-45. If I’m in pre-pro, shooting (depending if I’m line producing) or in post closer to 55-60.
20-30 but I'm client side, and things are picking up.
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35-45 and I juggle multiple gigs
Honestly on average probably ~30 hours. Lately it’s been a full 40 hours of consistent work lest I slack off and it spills into my personal time.