The Makeup Artist/Designer is a key creative professional who not only applies cosmetics effectively but also plays a significant role in shaping the overall look of a film, helping to bring the story’s period and characters to life through detailed visual design. 

Dyehouse workers load large machines with cloth or yarn and control the dyeing process using dyes and chemicals.

Organises and promotes live music events, including booking bands and marketing the event

The Modeling Supervisor is responsible for the artistic and technical quality of all 3D models created for a production. 

The Dolly Grip builds and maintains all of the equipment on which cameras are mounted on a film set.

VFX Coordinators manage review protocols during large productions, ensuring efficient, accurate communication of supervisor and client notes across hundreds of shots and artists under tight deadlines.

Uses a computer and specialist software to create the graphic design and layout of books, newspapers and magazines.

The Master Plasterer leads the plastering crew, coordinating with art and construction teams to plan and execute all plaster work, including walls, ceilings, and decorative elements.

2D/3D Animation Production coordinates production tasks, ensuring information flows between departments to meet schedules and deadlines across the entire production team.

The CG Supervisor oversees all 3D content, ensuring that the vision of the director and VFX supervisor is realised across all 3D departments, while staying on schedule and within budget.

A 2D visual effects artist creates stylised motion graphics, animations, and visual enhancements using digital tools, blending creativity and technical skill to bring scenes to life.

The Hair Designer leads the hair department, collaborating with makeup and costume teams to bring characters and period designs to life on screen.