An Art Director ensures consistent visual style, overseeing creative content and collaborating across departments to maintain the production’s artistic vision from pre-production to post-production.

The Steadicam Assistant supports the Operator with rig setup, balancing, and focus, often serving as a trainee in camera operation or focus pulling roles.

The Line Producer / Production Manager functions as the chief executive officer (CEO) during production, overseeing the budget and managing the production process through to completion.

The Extras Coordinator manages the extras on a film or TV set under the direction of senior members of the AD department. 

Craft designers create designs for a wide range of two-dimensional and three-dimensional objects. They may work for large-scale manufacturers or be self-employed.

Junior FX Artists typically join later in post-production to apply established FX setups across multiple shots, following the pipelines and tools developed by supervisors, leads, and FX TDs. 

Designs, measures and cuts cloth for garments like suits shirts and overcoats.

The Costume Supervisor assists the costume designer and manages the costume department on set during pre-production and filming. 

Make all kinds of dresses and skirts by measuring, cutting and sewing cloth.

Barbers cut hair, trim beards and provide other hair care services, generally for male clients.

Matchmove is a precise skill. Trackers must be able to accurately match the movement in the shot plate, which requires a refined eye for detail, strong technical ability, and creative problem-solving.

The Technical Supervisor ensures that all Outside Broadcast (OB) unit and hired broadcast systems operate correctly, overseeing their setup and maintenance under the direction of the unit manager.