In construction, standby roles—painter, carpenter, rigger, stagehand—maintain and modify sets during filming, each representing their trade and handling on-set tasks as needed.

Carries out tasks concerned with the industrial manufacture of textiles and fabrics.

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

A Post Production Manager oversees all processes, schedules, and budgets; managing crew and ensuring clear communication with producers, supervisors, and creative team.

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

Radio/television journalists report on news items. It is necessary to respond to a story at very short notice and have the material ready by a deadline.

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

Floor managers act as a link between the director in the control room and the studio floor. They supervise camera and sound crew and other technicians.

The Makeup Artist/Designer is a key creative professional who not only applies cosmetics effectively but also plays a significant role in shaping the overall look of a film, helping to bring the story’s period and characters to life through detailed visual design. 

Writes music tailored for video games and interactive experiences.

The Sound Assistant supports the sound supervisor in capturing high-quality audio on location or in studio for multi-camera TV productions.

A 2D Key Animator creates main storytelling poses from storyboards and direction, focusing on character, acting, and staging, while ensuring consistency and meeting production deadlines.