A 2D Artist looks after production design and concept art work, translating scripts from written word to visual design. 

A Storyboard Revisionist refines boards into clear animatics, collaborates on revisions, ensures consistency in style, and supports storytelling through character, action, and dialogue development.

Pipeline Technical Directors are responsible for writing and maintaining tools which will be used in a VFX/Animation Production. They are also responsible for further developing the pipeline for future shows.

The Director is the chief storyteller, shaping the script into a compelling visual narrative and leading the creative vision to deliver effective television content.

Identifies how many locations are needed, where they should be, and how long they will be used for TV and film shoots — all to support the creative vision of the director and production designer. 

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

The Stunt Coordinator is responsible for designing and preparing stunt actions and sequences.

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.

Offers both face and body beauty treatments to clients and advises them on beauty care.

Works in photofinishing laboratories or specialist shops processing film and producing photographic prints from negatives or digital cameras.

Has overall responsibility in the film and television industry for creating the style of a production and establishing and planning the visual design.

The Standby Prop leads the standyby props team on set, breaks down the script, ensures prop continuity, and checks all props for suitability throughout production.