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.

Draws cartoons for publication, which may be political, humourous, or narrative.

A TV Camera/Sound Operator in non-fiction works closely with a small team, capturing visuals and audio on location to support the director’s vision in factual and documentary storytelling.

Produces concepts and designs for interesting, aesthetic, and functional furniture and related products.

The Sculptor (or Model Maker) creates specific props informed by the vision and ideas of the production designer, set decorators, and props department. 

The Master Carpenter leads the carpentry crew, collaborating with the construction coordinator and art department to plan and build all the scenic and visual elements of a production.

The Sound Assistant supports the sound supervisor in capturing high-quality audio on location or in studio for multi-camera TV productions.

Promotes authors and their work to the media and arts industries.

The Assistant Production Coordinator assists the production coordinator from the production office and on location from the pre-production stage right through to the end of filming. 

A Storyboard Supervisor leads the storyboard team, sets style and standards, collaborates with the director, refines storytelling elements, and ensures timely, on-budget delivery of high-quality storyboards.

Writes content on behalf of an organisation that informs, educates, entertains, or instructs readers and can include anything from fun blog posts and marketing material to formal policy papers

Designs, measures and cuts cloth for garments like suits shirts and overcoats.