Texture Artists are responsible for digitally painting a variety of surface textures for characters, environment, or props.

Has overall responsibility in the film and television industry for creating the style of a production and establishing and planning the visual design.

The Wardrobe Assistant Standby supports the costume designer, manages daily on-set wardrobe needs, oversees fittings, preps costumes, and assists actors with dressing, particularly with period costumes.

The Costume Supervisor assists the costume designer and manages the costume department on set during pre-production and filming. 

Responsible for the day-to-day running of arts and cultural organisations. 

The VFX Line Producer works closely with the overseeing producer, supervisors, and leads, their primary focus is the planning and management of the budget and financial resources of the production.

TV Camera/Sound Operators support single camera and multi-camera non fiction studio and location based productions of documentaries, entertainment, sports and live events.

A Visual Effects Modeler creates detailed 3D models of characters, environments, and objects, forming the foundation for animation, texturing, and visual effects in film, TV, or games.

Designs and creates statues, artistic objects and figures by moulding and carving from various materials.

Carpenters carry out much of the day-to-day work for the construction department on a busy film/TV production, producing and finishing structures, props, and scenery backdrops. 

The Wardrobe Trainee supports senior staff in the costume department with basic alterations, pressing, cleaning, equipment setup, and costume research as needed.

The CG Generalist is a strong all rounder with broad knowledge of the entire VFX pipeline, often skilled in modeling, texturing, and lighting, capable of delivering high-quality work while learning on the job.