The Supervising Location Manager plays a vital role in any production. Their role is to work closely with the director to understand the creative vision for a project in terms of locations. 

A film and TV accountant manages budgets, expenses, payroll, and invoices, ensuring financial compliance and cost control throughout production while reporting to producers and financiers.

Finds entertaining and interesting information, people and places for TV and radio programmes.

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

Brings games to life by animating their digital assets.

The systems manager is responsible for the infrastructure and computer systems within a VFX/CG animation organisation. 

The Best Boy Grip supports the key grip on a production, running the day-to-day operations such as rigging, positioning and moving camera and supporting lighting and movement camera apparatus.

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

Draws cartoons for publication, which may be political, humourous, or narrative.

The CG Asset Lead is responsible for the artistic and technical quality of all 3D models created for a production. 

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

A 2D Technical Director advises the animation team on the best technology for the project, manages the graphics and technical team, and designs production pipelines to meet project goals.