The Special Effects Supervisor is responsible for designing, creating, and setting up all special effects on a film/TV production, in collaboration with the director and producer. 

The Costume Department is responsible for the design, fitting, hire, purchase, manufacture, continuity, and care of all costume items on film/TV. 

The Wardrobe Trainee supports senior staff in the costume department with basic alterations, pressing, cleaning, equipment setup, and costume research as needed.

A Producer oversees the project, secures funding, manages the team and resources, maintains partner relations, hires talent, and ensures on-time, on-budget delivery of the 2D/3D animation.

The Casting Associate supports the casting director by scouting talent, organising auditions, and helping cast multiple roles during pre-production.

The Modeling Supervisor is responsible for the artistic and technical quality of all 3D models created for a production. 

Creates objects that help to bring a theatre or film production to life on stage, or on a film/TVset. 

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

The Graphic designer works with the art department to create and produce all of the props that contain written and illustrative elements – for example, signage, newspapers, letters, and maps.

The Production Buyer purchases and hires props to the requirements of the production designer and set decorator. 

The junior Assistant Director (Junior AD) is a very popular entry grade into Film and TV live action production. 

Creates and overseas the creative design of a project.