A Visual Effects Matchmove Tracker aligns CG elements with live-action footage by tracking camera movement, ensuring accurate placement and integration of digital assets within a scene.

A Texture Artist is responsible for digitally painting a variety of surface textures for characters, environments, or props. 

The Sound Recordist is responsible for recording the highest-possible quality of ‘live’ sound on location or in studio, usually in sync with the camera.

The Sound Recordist is responsible for recording the highest-possible quality of ‘live’ sound on location or in studio, usually in sync with the camera.

VFX animators create realistic performances that match and enhance live-action footage, ensuring seamless integration within the constraints of the original plate.

A 3D CG animator brings characters and objects to life using digital rigs, creating movement and performance that align with story, style, and direction in a 3D space.

The Construction Manager is responsible for planning and overseeing the construction of sets in collaboration with the production designer and the art department. 

The Producer has overall responsibility for delivering the show or series in terms of quality, budget, and deadline. 

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.

The Costume Designer is a central, creative role in a film or TV production; they work as head of the costume department in creating the look of a project, be it a period or contemporary production.

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.

Attracts and entertains an audience by creating content relating to video games.