Supervises and manages the running of a TV, Radio, Film or Theatrical production.

The Lighting Camera Operator for the portable single camera shoot leads the camera team and is responsible for realising the director’s creative vision for the programme.

The Boom Operator controls the boom arm, placing the microphone close to the scene for clear audio while keeping it out of the camera frame.

Stage / Screen designers create or select exterior and interior scenes for theatrical or television/film productions.

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

A Production Coordinator supports smooth production flow, tracks progress, maintains clear interdepartmental communication, and helps resolve issues to ensure seamless transitions between departments in animation production.

Fashion stylists work for individuals, fashion houses and clothing brands.

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.

The Texturing Lead/Supervisor is responsible for delivering textures that reach the artistic and technical requirements to meet the Art Director’s vision for the production.

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.

The VFX Supervisor leads all VFX efforts, working with the Director and Producers from concept to completion to define and deliver the project’s visual effects needs.