A Visual Effects Texturing Artist creates surface details for 3D models, applying colours, patterns, and materials to enhance realism and match the look of live-action footage.

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.

Designs and creates all kinds of clothes and fashion accessories.

The 2D Artist supports the Art Director’s vision, designing characters, sets, props, set dressing, and graphics for the overall production design.

In construction, standby roles—painter, carpenter, rigger, stagehand—maintain and modify sets during filming, each representing their trade and handling on-set tasks as needed.

The Standby Prop leads the standyby props team on set, breaks down the script, ensures prop continuity, and checks all props for suitability throughout production.

Uses fingers, hands or elbows to stroke, knead and manipulate soft body tissue and bring mental and physical health benefits to clients.

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.

A film and TV accountant manages budgets, expenses, payroll, and invoices, ensuring financial compliance and cost control throughout production while reporting to producers and financiers.

Sings with a band, choral group or solo, recording songs and entertaining people with live performances.

The Costume Breakdown Artist ages and alters costumes to look authentic, working closely with designers to create realistic looks using specialised techniques for film and TV. 

The Production Buyer purchases and hires props to the requirements of the production designer and set decorator.