Provides practical support to the director and production team during the making of films and television programmes, so that the production runs smoothly and on time.

The Costume Supervisor assists the costume designer and manages the costume department on set during pre-production and filming. 

The Accounts Assistant supports the head of the accounts department with the day-to-day running of the department before, during, and after a film production. 

The Compositor integrates VFX with live-action plates, ensuring photorealism and aesthetic consistency in line with feedback from the compositing and VFX supervisors.

Graphics Operators use creative and technical skills to deliver live, real-time graphic animations for sports coverage and a wide range of entertainment broadcasts.

The production department manages budgets, schedules, and logistics, coordinating with artists and clients to ensure smooth animation/VFX workflows, timely reviews, and effective feedback integration.

Series Producers oversee a show's editorial vision, narrative structure, and creative style from pre-production to delivery, ensuring consistency across all episodes in long-running TV series.

Present and host radio and television shows and programmes.

Screen printers use a fabric screen method of printing. They print designs, pictures and other images onto a variety of materials.

An Animator is responsible for maintaining the level and style of character animation for the production and work closely with the rigging team to approve facial and character rigs, blend shapes and joint deformations.

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

Creates pieces of art such as paintings, sculptures, mosaics, or photography.