The Electrician is responsible for looking after the electrical lighting equipment, both on a film set and on location. 

Designs, plans and directs the construction of buildings of all kinds and sizes, and changes to existing buildings.

The Film Editor leads the editing department and works closely with the director to realise their artistic vision for the film.

Design and production of large scale fireworks and pyrotechnics shows

Continuity Announcers are the friendly voice equivalent of a combined schedule and programme guide: a trusted advisor who always seems to be speaking directly to individual viewers as opposed to a mass audience.

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. 

VFX Producers oversee entire projects from a managerial perspective, starting from early client discussions, bidding, and shot breakdowns, through to ensuring the final result meets high standards and is delivered on time. 

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. 

A cinema manager is responsible for the efficient running of all day-to-day activities and services of the cinema.

Pipeline Technical Directors are responsible for writing and maintaining tools used throughout a VFX/Animation Production. 

Inspects and analyses fabrics, materials and production methods used in the manufacture of clothing. 

The Master Plasterer leads the plastering crew, coordinating with art and construction teams to plan and execute all plaster work, including walls, ceilings, and decorative elements.