Producer Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Texas
Texas is a major hub for producer roles across film, television, music, advertising, and digital media, with companies in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio actively hiring. Studios, agencies, and production companies in Texas have sponsored H-1B visa and O-1 visas for qualified international producers, particularly as the state's entertainment and tech sectors continue to expand.
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Job Overview
Our offices are located in Lubbock and we're up to big things! We provide Auto, Home, Business, and Life insurance to help protect our clients and their assets. If you want to be a part of a winning and competitive culture, then this may be the career for you.
Our Culture:
We have a competitive culture, where winning together is the standard. We believe that when employees and customers both succeed, everyone wins. This creates a team of people who love what they do and proudly represent our company.
Compensation:
While each of our offices reward great performance differently, our pay structure is one of the best in the industry, giving great performers the opportunity to earn an exceptional income.
Career Growth Plan:
We're always developing future leaders. Every team member has a career path to agency ownership, if desired, through our Protégé Program and our Associate Agent Program.
So far this year, six team members have transitioned into agency ownership. Nine made the transition to ownership in 2025. This is a real deal, where anyone who wants, from any walk of life, can become an entrepreneur through these programs at Farmers.
Advancement isn't just possible here, it's encouraged!
Benefits for the Insurance Sales Agent:
- Most agencies offer a very competitive base salary
- Very competitive commission structure
- Business and Leadership Courses available
- Bonus incentives based on individual/agency performance
- Evenings, weekends, and holidays off
- Career growth/advancement development
- Training/coaching provided
Qualifications for the Insurance Sales Representative:
- Sales experience or a client-facing background is preferred
- Proven track record of winning
- Excellent communication skills: written, verbal, and listening
- Intrinsically driven to be successful
Here are the frequently asked questions and answers that we get about our career opportunity:
What kind of training will I receive?
We invest in our team members to help them succeed and achieve their personal, professional, and financial goals. You will receive the award-winning product and sales training that is exclusively offered in our company.
Is prior insurance sales experience required?
No! You don't need to know anything about insurance or insurance sales to apply. We provide all of the product and sales training that you'll need to be successful!
What is the culture like in your company?
We have a competitive culture where we expect a lot from ourselves and each other; however, we support one another to ensure that we all succeed and have an enjoyable work environment.
What would my career growth plan look like?
Proteges in our organization have the opportunity to go through our program, learning the insurance business, Farmers systems, and how to get clients. Owning an agency is just an option, not a requirement. You can keep working in the same office you started in if you like. We have one sales person that has worked in the same agency for over 20 years.
Will I have to purchase my own leads?
Absolutely not! Our agencies provide all of the leads!
Is this a commission-only position?
Every agency pays their employees differently, but they generally pay a base salary or an hourly wage, plus commissions and/or bonuses.
What can I reasonably expect to make in the first year?
If you follow our sales process, at the very least you can expect to make $45,000 in your first year with your base salary, commission, and bonuses. Our system is not an exact science, but you work such large numbers it becomes predictable. $60,000 in your first year is not unheard of.
If you're looking to be part of something remarkable, and if this career opportunity sounds like something you would like to be a part of, then apply today!
Salary Range: $45,000.00 - $60,000.00 per year
Benefits
Annual Base Salary + Commission + Bonus Opportunities
Hands on Training
Mon-Fri Schedule
Weekends Off
Evenings Off
Holidays Off
Sales Contests
Requirements
- Must be able to pass a background check (no felonies).
- General Lines Property & Casualty license, or be able to pass a licensing exam (we'll get you ready for the test).
- Be driven and self-motivated.
- High persuasive skills
- High moral character
- Have a desire to help people to look at their insurance differently than they have before.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities for the Insurance Sales Representative:
- Create insurance quotes, make sales presentations, and close sales
- Establish client relationships and follow up with clients
- Provide prompt, accurate, and friendly client support
- Maintain a strong work ethic with a total commitment to success each and every day
- Develop new financial service opportunities with both existing and new clients
About us
GREG HATCHETT-District Office is a team of dedicated individuals that work hard to provide each customer the best service while educating them on insurance products that would benefit them the most. We are always looking for talented individuals who want to succeed in the insurance industry. If you are willing to learn and looking for a rewarding career opportunity, then we encourage you to apply today.
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Which companies sponsor visas for producers in Texas?
Large media and technology companies with Texas operations, including NBCUniversal, Apple, Google, and Amazon Studios, have sponsored visas for producer roles. Austin-based advertising agencies and digital production companies also appear in Department of Labor disclosure data for H-1B sponsorships. Regional broadcast networks and post-production studios in Dallas and Houston have similarly filed on behalf of international producers.
Which visa types are most common for producer roles in Texas?
The H-1B is the most commonly sponsored visa for producer roles that require a specific bachelor's degree, such as film production, communications, or media studies. The O-1B is an alternative for producers with extraordinary ability or achievement in the arts or entertainment industry, and it is not subject to the H-1B annual cap. TN visa status can apply for Canadian and Mexican nationals in qualifying roles.
Which cities in Texas have the most producer sponsorship jobs?
Austin leads for digital content and advertising production, driven by its concentration of tech companies and creative agencies. Dallas has a strong commercial film and television production industry, while Houston supports corporate video and energy-sector content production. San Antonio has a growing digital media presence. Most H-1B sponsorship filings for producer roles in Texas are concentrated in Austin and Dallas.
How to find producer visa sponsorship jobs in Texas?
Migrate Mate filters job listings specifically for roles where employers have a history of visa sponsorship, making it easier to identify producer positions in Texas without sifting through listings from companies unlikely to sponsor. You can search by state and role type to surface relevant opportunities in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and other Texas markets where production companies and media agencies are actively hiring internationally.
Are there state-specific considerations for international producers seeking sponsorship in Texas?
Texas has no state income tax, which affects how total compensation is structured relative to other states, though this does not change federal visa requirements. The state's film incentive program has attracted more production activity to Dallas and Austin, increasing demand for experienced producers. For H-1B petitions, the employer must file a Labor Condition Application certifying that the offered wage meets the prevailing wage for the specific Texas metropolitan area where the work is performed.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored producer jobs in Texas?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.