ANZSCO 2022 SkillSelect observations

Camera Operator (Film, Television or Video)

ANZSCO 399512 · Unit group 3995

Latest published snapshot: September 2026
Historical coverage: Feb 2025 — Sept 2026
Official search terms: 2

What the data shows for Camera Operator (Film, Television or Video)

Camera Operator (Film, Television or Video) has public pathway observations in 19 monthly snapshots. 19 snapshots contain at least one published numeric status count.
Invited-status presence is observed in 0 distinct snapshots across the public pathways. The same EOI can remain in this status across multiple snapshots.
190 appears in 7 state or territory scopes; no invited-status presence was observed.
491 State appears in 6 state or territory scopes; no invited-status presence was observed.
In September 2026, the 190/VIC slice records 3 in published submitted EOI stock. This is a point-in-time observation, not a count of new EOIs or an outcome prediction.

Explore pathway context: 190 491 State. Compare occupation activity.

State or territory

Quick answer

Latest published EOI status stock.

September 2026 · 190 · Victoria

What this page measures

A descriptive record of published EOI status.

SkillSelect publishes monthly point-in-time counts of EOIs in each status. These are status stocks observed at a snapshot, not a count of invitations issued during that month.

The pathway and state controls change the published slice shown in every chart and table. A missing invited-points observation remains a gap; it is not converted to zero or carried forward.

Australian work context

Earnings context—not an occupation salary.

The current published dataset does not contain a salary series for Camera Operator (Film, Television or Video). These figures describe the wider Australian labour market and must not be used as a pay estimate for ANZSCO 399512.

Published grainAustralia · all industries · not occupation-specific

Explore the full labour-market series

Average weekly earnings: $2,0842026-S1Full-time adults · all industries
Annual wage growth: 3.2%2026-Q2Wage Price Index · all industries
National job vacancies: 329.5K2026-Q2Private and public sectors · all industries
National unemployment: 4.5%2026-07Persons · total age

SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics — Average Weekly Earnings, Wage Price Index, Job Vacancies and Labour ForceContext only. The source capability register explicitly marks occupation-specific salary and occupation-level employment counts as unavailable in the current input data.Source notes

Official profession profile

Titles, specialisations and related professions.

Alternative titles

None recorded in the processed classification index.

Specialisations

SpecialisationFocus Puller (Film)