This took me a while to figure out (so please appreciate this and cite me if you wanna use it, copyright and all that jazz); with so much information out there, it was hard to calculate an average. This research is to compare with what we should get paid at University (just a bit more research into producing), and also for my Level 5 Professional Studies report. I have mostly used information for the United Kingdom (there is a huge difference in pay in different countries).
Director; median salary is about £53,000 a year with an hourly wage of £25
Producer; median salary is about £57,000 a year, with an hourly wage of £27
DOP; median salary is about £48,000 with an hourly wage of £18
Sound; median salary is about £34,000 with an hourly wage of £16
Editor; median salary is about £33,000 a year with an hourly wage of £15
On average, a film crew is paid £7 an hour.
A lot of different factors can determine the average, such as location, age, bonus' and even gender.
Sources
https://www.nyfa.edu/student-resources/jobs-film-average-salary-career-paths/
http://work.chron.com/salaries-film-tv-crews-29603.html
http://www.payscale.com/
https://www.indeed.com/salaries/Film-Crew-Salaries
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