A 2D Technical Director advises the animation team on the best technology for the project, manages the graphics and technical team, and designs production pipelines to meet project goals.

A cinema manager is responsible for the efficient running of all day-to-day activities and services of the cinema.

The producer is responsible for overseeing all elements of a production from conception of an idea/finding a script/book etc. to completion of the film/TV Series. 

Attracts and entertains an audience by creating content relating to video games.

The Electrician is responsible for looking after the electrical lighting equipment, both on a film set and on location. 

Series Producers oversee a show's editorial vision, narrative structure, and creative style from pre-production to delivery, ensuring consistency across all episodes in long-running TV series.

The Post Production Assistant ensures smooth workflow, updates documents and schedules, coordinates between teams, and tracks tasks from meetings to support the Post Production Coordinator and Manager.

Creates pieces of art such as paintings, sculptures, mosaics, or photography.

An Environment Modeler creates non-organic assets like props and environments using 2D designs and turnarounds, focusing on accuracy and detail to meet production requirements.

The Crane Technician is a specialist responsible for the assembly, rigging, operation, and maintenance of camera cranes. They work under the direction of the Key Grip and Camera Operator to plan and execute camera movements and ensure safe and precise crane positioning.

The Costume Maker works under the direction of the costume designer and is responsible for making, fitting, and altering costumes for the production. 

The Production Coordinator manages the daily operations of the production office and handles documentation and paperwork in collaboration with the Line Producer and Production Manager.