Train, exercise, and attend dance, singing and music classes to maintain high levels of technical proficiency, physical ability, and physical fitness.

The Art Director brings the Production Designer and Director’s vision to life, project managing all work across the Art Department and overseeing set creation to define the film or TV show's visual style.

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

Designs and makes musical instruments and also carries out repairs, maintenance and restoration work.

The Assistant Production Coordinator assists the production coordinator from the production office and on location from the pre-production stage right through to the end of filming. 

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.

Texture Artists are responsible for digitally painting a variety of surface textures for characters, environment, or props.

Leads people in exercise activities. He or she works with individuals or groups, providing both instruction and motivation.

2D/3D animators bring characters and scenes to life, using digital tools to create motion in either flat or three-dimensional space for films, games, and media.

A Visual Effects Rigger builds digital skeletons and control systems for 3D models, enabling animators to move characters or objects realistically in film, TV, or games.

Creates 2D or 3D assets which will be placed within a game world to enhance the setting.

An Actor portrays a character by learning lines, adopting traits, and following the script to deliver a believable performance under the director’s guidance. An actor is often selected through auditions.