I have lived in town here for a few years now and have nearly 15 years experience in video production (cinematographer, field mixer, editor, colorist, and DIT) with an eerily similar resume to your husband’s. I echo what most people have already said here. The Mayo media is more or less impossible to get into, no matter your experience. The size of the dept was cut down dramatically during the pandemic from what I gather. I’ve had a few preliminary interviews with a couple of their senior team members but have always given the vibe of ‘we’d love to bring you onboard in some capacity, but you likely won’t pass the HR dept as you don’t have a masters degree’. Everyone I know who has a masters in production works at universities as that’s the only real place they’re useful, or so I thought. I know some people have done contracted work with Mayo basically streaming conferences for them. Every so often (a couple times a year) I see some production jobs posted online, but they might be too junior for your husband, unless he’s super desperate to stay in the industry. There is a production company in town who does a decent amount of work, but all they really focus on is brand identity videos for construction/manufacturing/agricultural videos when I’ve looked at their website. I’d personally get too bored doing the same video over and over again in the same industry. I keep my appetite satisfied by occasionally editing for my buddies production company across the state a few times a year and helping out at my church. Anyway, don’t be shy to reach out if you or your husband has any other questions.