The Practical Lighting Technician sources safe, suitable power on location, assessing and supplying electricity for lighting based on each production's specific needs.

The Production Manager is responsible for all the day-to-day organisational aspects of production management, scheduling, and budgetary control.  

The Third Assistant Director supports senior ADs, manages actor movement, organises extras, directs production assistants, and handles key communications during filming.

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.

Teach a wide range of art, design and craft skills to students.

A Casting Director selects actors for roles, working closely with directors and producers to find talent that fits the characters and vision of a production.

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.

Preserves objects to protect them from decay, usually specialising in a particular material or group of objects such as textiles, furniture or paintings.

The Head of Operations holds overall responsibility for all Outside Broadcast (OB) units in the field, as well as for the broader operational functions of the business.

The Set Decorator collaborates with the production designer and director to realise the visual style, sourcing suitable props and set dressings to match the film or TV show’s look.

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.

Junior FX Artists typically join later in post-production to apply established FX setups across multiple shots, following the pipelines and tools developed by supervisors, leads, and FX TDs.