The Standby Art director represents the production designer or art department on set during filming, dealing with any changes that may be needed to the set or props.

Production work involves managing contracts, permits, travel, insurance, and accommodation, while also serving as the central hub for coordinating and distributing information across all departments.

The Production Manager is responsible for all the day-to-day organisational aspects of production management, scheduling, and budgetary control.  

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. 

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.

The Sound Trainee supports the senior recordist, checks and distributes audio headsets daily, tests equipment, assists with boom operation, and monitors sound stock like mics and batteries.

The Steadicam Assistant supports the Operator with rig setup, balancing, and focus, often serving as a trainee in camera operation or focus pulling roles.

The systems manager is responsible for the infrastructure and computer systems within a VFX/CG animation organisation. 

FX Technical Directors are responsible for delivering the final FX assets on a shot-by-shot basis and for solving technical challenges associated with particularly complex FX shots.

The Chargehand Dressing Prop leads the dressing props team to dress the set at the start of each shoot to make sure the director’s vision for the look of the set is achieved. 

A Screen Editor assembles raw footage into a coherent story, working closely with the director to shape pacing, continuity, and emotional impact in TV and film productions.

Assists a producer supervising and managing the production of a film, television or theatrical productions.