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Variety article claims NYC Film/TV industry is booming: Have post-production workers in the area felt that?
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Variety article claims NYC Film/TV industry is booming: Have post-production workers in the area felt that?

I just read this article that I thought was interesting, though I hesitate at the word “booming.” Maybe more like stabilizing back to pre-strike levels is more appropriate?

The article doesn’t touch much on the post-production side of things, but it got me thinking. For those in post-production in the NYC/NJ area, have you felt an uptick in more work popping up over the past few months?

Personally, I have felt a small uptick. Little by little, I am hearing of more folks who I know were out of work for awhile booking jobs. And as for myself, I have been getting more job interviews for gigs over the past few months.

We’re definitely not out of the woods yet, but I think there is reason for cautious optimism on the east coast.

https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/new-york-film-tv-tax-incentive-production-boom-1236877614/

u/Sea_Map_9452 — 14 days ago
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Status of Post-Production in NYC/NJ?

The title says it all: what’s everyone’s feelings on the state of the post-production industry in NJ/NYC?

It seems that production is really starting to ramp back up in NJ/NYC, so I’m wondering if that has started to trickle down to post? If not, when/will it?

For context, I’m an early-career assistant editor based in NJ. I started off my career in 2022, which I realize now was a bad time to start in this industry. I do have some good credits to my name though, but it’s still been difficult for me to get work that lasts longer than just a few days.

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u/Sea_Map_9452 — 2 months ago
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Status of post-production in NYC/NJ?

The title says it all: what’s everyone’s feelings on the state of the post-production industry in NJ/NYC?

It seems that production is really starting to ramp back up in NJ/NYC, so I’m wondering if that has started to trickle down to post? If not, when/will it?

For context, I’m an early-career assistant editor based in NJ. I started off my career in 2022, which I realize now was a bad time to start in this industry. I do have some good credits to my name though, but it’s still been difficult for me to get work that lasts longer than just a few days.

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u/Sea_Map_9452 — 2 months ago
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Assistant Editor Resume Help

Hi all!

I’m an Assistant Editor. I’ve been using my same resume for about a year now, and I thought it was solid. But I haven’t had luck finding work lately, and now I’m starting to have anxiety wondering if my resume is actually good or not. I’m wondering if there are ways I can improve mine.

Is there anyone here who can post examples of good Assistant Editor resumes? Or wouldn’t mind giving me feedback on mine?

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u/Sea_Map_9452 — 3 months ago
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Assistant Editor Resume Help

Hi all!

I’m an Assistant Editor. I’ve been using my same resume for about a year now, and I thought it was solid. But I haven’t had luck finding work lately, and now I’m starting to have anxiety wondering if my resume is actually good or not. I’m wondering if there are ways I can improve mine.

Is there anyone here who can post examples of good Assistant Editor resumes? Or wouldn’t mind giving me feedback on mine?

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u/Sea_Map_9452 — 3 months ago