Plasters carry out much of the day-to-day work for the construction department on a busy film/TV production, producing and finishing structures, props, and scenery backdrops.

The Hair Assistant supports the designer with daily tasks, script breakdowns, and helps plan and execute hair design and styling for all characters.

The Electrician is responsible for looking after the electrical lighting equipment, both on a film set and on location. 

A Visual Effects Artist designs and integrates digital elements into live-action footage, creating realistic environments, characters, or effects to enhance storytelling in film, TV, or games.

An Art Director ensures consistent visual style, overseeing creative content and collaborating across departments to maintain the production’s artistic vision from pre-production to post-production.

Offers both face and body beauty treatments to clients and advises them on beauty care.

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.

Dyehouse workers load large machines with cloth or yarn and control the dyeing process using dyes and chemicals.

The Film Editor leads the editing department and works closely with the director to realise their artistic vision for the film.

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.

Arranges, weaves and sews hair together to form tailored hairpieces,  braids, switches, and chignons.

Makes steel girders and metal structures for use in the construction of buildings and other heavy duty equipment.