Tunes pianos in people's homes, concert venues, or performance locations, often for specific concerts or sound recording sessions.

Production work involves managing contracts, permits, travel, insurance, and accommodation, while also serving as the central hub for coordinating and distributing information across all departments.

Make all kinds of dresses and skirts by measuring, cutting and sewing cloth.

The Edit Assistant supports the off-line editor by organising media, setting up projects, creating rough assemblies of material, and selecting key shots to streamline the editing process.

The role of the script editor is to help the writer to successfully tell their story in a way that connects with their intended audience. 

The CG Generalist is a strong all rounder with broad knowledge of the entire VFX pipeline, often skilled in modeling, texturing, and lighting, capable of delivering high-quality work while learning on the job. 

The Script Supervisor is responsible for ensuring that film/TV scenes make sense both visually and verbally and can be edited into a coherent story when filming is completed. 

The Texturing Lead/Supervisor is responsible for delivering textures that reach the artistic and technical requirements to meet the Art Director’s vision for the production.

Television Graphics Designers create and produce visual content for TV channels, shows, promotions, and digital media within the broadcaster.

Line Producers are responsible for the physical shoot, its budget, the production schedule, and all related logistical matters. 

Designs workplace equipment specifically to ensure the health, safety, and productivity of workers.

The Trainee Grip assists in operating, building, and maintaining equipment for camera mounting, supporting the technical and lighting departments on film and TV productions.