Jobs that work with celebrities

Jobs that work with celebrities include talent manager, talent agent, and publicist. There are a number of entry points to working with and/or for famous people. From getting a job at a huge talent agency, such as CAA or William Morris Endeavor, to building up a portfolio as a freelance makeup artist or stylist, access to celebrities can come in many different professional forms. If you are looking to make your mark in the entertainment industry and meet some of your favorite celebrities, here are ten jobs that might be a good fit:

1. Talent manager

2. Talent Agent

   Average Salary: $40,285

3. Publicist

   Average Salary: $50,679

   Public Relations Supervisors are responsible for implementing the media and public relations strategy of an organization. Their duties include developing public relations campaigns, organize public relations events, assist in emergency response planning, updating documentation, monitoring media, improve management of press office, and manage media databases. They are responsible for assisting with journalistic content writing, refine internal processes, and track public relations activity performance. They help prepare reports as well as undertake competitor and market research.

4. Entertainment Lawyer

5. Personal Assistant (Celebrity Assistant)

6. Personal Stylist

   Average Salary: $35,212

   Personal stylists must be individuals with an eye for visual composition and proportion, commercial awareness, the ability to meet deadlines, and excellent work ethic. This position requires an associate's degree in fashion merchandising, 4 to 5 years of personal fashion styling, and AICA certification. Personal stylists are expected to help clients to choose clothes and accessories that fit the client's body type and needs, provide style advice, and assist with hair and makeup.

7. Photographer (Paparazzi)

8. Event Planner

   Average Salary: $51,542

   An event planner is responsible for organizing events, following the clients' needs, instructions, and budget goals. Event planners must be highly communicative to coordinate and negotiate contracts with suppliers, third-party vendors, and venue rentals. They finalize the guest list, catering services, and assist with marketing materials to promote the event. An event planner should also have a broad knowledge of the current market industry trends, which plays a vital role in planning and organizing future event opportunities.

9. Entertainment Reporter

10. Public Relations Specialist

    Average Salary: $48,124

    A public relations specialist is a professional who creates and maintains a favorable public image of an organization by crafting media releases and developing social media programs. Public relations specialists must help their clients communicate effectively with the public as well as evaluate the public opinion of their clients through social media. They need to draft their press releases and contact people in the media who might want to broadcast their materials. Public relations specialists are also required to draft speeches and arrange interviews for the top executives of their organization.