The Head of Character Build is responsible for the artistic and technical quality of all 3D models created for a production. 

The Assistant Location Manager supports the location manager throughout the project by researching, visiting, and photographing the best location options. 

The First Assistant Director is the head of the AD department, they act as the director’s right-hand person on set to support their creative vision in a practical way. 

Provides detailed drawings of a proposed construction to scale.

A 3D CG animator brings characters and objects to life using digital rigs, creating movement and performance that align with story, style, and direction in a 3D space.

The Boom Operator is a specialised role responsible for positioning a long boom arm to hold the microphone close to the action, ensuring high-quality sound capture while keeping the microphone out of the camera frame.

The Line Producer / Production Manager functions as the chief executive officer (CEO) during production, overseeing the budget and managing the production process through to completion.

The Casting Associate supports the casting director by scouting talent, organising auditions, and helping cast multiple roles during pre-production.

The Best Boy Grip supports the key grip on a production, running the day-to-day operations such as rigging, positioning and moving camera and supporting lighting and movement camera apparatus.

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

The Steadicam Operator is a senior camera professional who uses a stabilised rig to capture smooth, dynamic moving shots without the need for tracks.

A Rigging Artist is in charge of creating, maintaining, and expanding rigs for a variety of props, vehicles, characters, and other CG objects that need to be animated.