The Autocue Operator operates the prompting system that allows presenters to read their scripts while looking directly into the camera lens. 

Hair and Makeup Artists are responsible for the hair and make-up of all featured talent in the production. 

Draws technical illustrations like diagrams for instruction manuals and textbooks.

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

Multimedia Designers are responsible for developing concepts, designs, and innovative ideas for print and online projects within the broadcaster.

A Social Media / Digital Producer is responsible for the planning and creation of social media content.

A Visual Effects Rigger builds digital skeletons and control systems for 3D models, enabling animators to move characters or objects realistically in film, TV, or games.

The Makeup Artist/Designer is a key creative professional who not only applies cosmetics effectively but also plays a significant role in shaping the overall look of a film, helping to bring the story’s period and characters to life through detailed visual design. 

The Casting Assistant provides important administrative back-up to the casting director, collating and contributing to casting suggestions and ideas, and helping in practical ways. 

The Supervising Location Manager plays a vital role in any production. Their role is to work closely with the director to understand the creative vision for a project in terms of locations. 

VFX animators create realistic performances that match and enhance live-action footage, ensuring seamless integration within the constraints of the original plate.

The Construction Manager is responsible for planning and overseeing the construction of sets in collaboration with the production designer and the art department.