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

Finds entertaining and interesting information, people and places for TV and radio programmes.

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

The Composer is responsible for conceiving and creating all original music for a TV series or programme that heightens the audience’s experience of the programme. 

The Casting Assistant provides important administrative back-up to the casting director, collating and contributing to casting suggestions and ideas, and helping in practical ways. 

The Animation Director leads the animation team, ensuring performance continuity and quality, while collaborating with the Director and VFX Supervisor to maintain the show's creative vision.

The VFX Line Producer works closely with the overseeing producer, supervisors, and leads, their primary focus is the planning and management of the budget and financial resources of the production.

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.

A Multi-Camera Non-Fiction TV Camera Operator captures live or scripted entertainment, working with technical teams in studio or on location for shows, sports, and live event broadcasts.

The Editor leads editing, shaping the story from pre- to post-production by timing animatics, refining final cuts, and aligning visuals with sound to realise the director’s vision.

The Matchmove Supervisor is the head of the matchmove department and is responsible for the quality control of all matchmove assets.

Barbers cut hair, trim beards and provide other hair care services, generally for male clients.