Sets up, operates and controls the sound equipment used at live performances and in recording, radio, television, film, gaming and animation.

A 2D VFX Artist ensures FX assets meet pipeline standards, align with show style, maintain continuity, and deliver high-quality convincing visuals in collaboration with the technical director.

Uses a camera to record still images of people, places, events, occasions, medical settings and commercial property.

The Concept Artist creates key illustrations of sets and environments, collaborating with directors and designers to visually communicate the creative vision of a film or TV production.

Designs and supervises the interior decoration of all kinds of buildings.

An FX Supervisor oversees the creation and integration of complex visual effects like fire, water, and destruction, ensuring the technical and artistic quality aligns with the director’s vision. 

The Master Carpenter leads the carpentry crew, collaborating with the construction coordinator and art department to plan and build all the scenic and visual elements of a production.

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

Creates and overseas the creative design of a project.

Works within a production team in television and radio searching out information, locations, people and archive material for producers and writers of television and radio programmes.

A 2D VFX Supervisor leads the VFX team, ensuring creative and technical quality, meeting deadlines and budget, and realising the director’s vision through visual effects.

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.