2D/3D Animation Production coordinates production tasks, ensuring information flows between departments to meet schedules and deadlines across the entire production team.

The Film Editor leads the editing department and works closely with the director to realise their artistic vision for the film.

VFX Editors are responsible for collating and integrating all VFX shots into the current edit, as well as managing all dailies submissions throughout post-production.

Co-ordinates and manages the regular production of a newspaper or magazine.

The Stunt Coordinator is responsible for designing and preparing stunt actions and sequences.

The Unit Manager is responsible for all operational issues relating to an individual Outside Broadcast (OB) Unit.

A Casting Director selects actors for roles, working closely with directors and producers to find talent that fits the characters and vision of a production.

The Production Coordinator manages the daily operations of the production office and handles documentation and paperwork in collaboration with the Line Producer and Production Manager.

The Trainee Buyer assists the production buyer in sourcing and purchasing props or components, ensuring items meet designer requirements and are purchased or rented for the production.

Textile technicians set up, adjust and maintain the machinery used in textile production ensuring that the production runs smoothly and efficiently.

The Production Designer is responsible for creating a distinctive look and feel (or visual style) for talent shows, chat shows, and all studio-based productions.

Working closely with the art department, Construction Workers interpret, plan, manage, and build all sets and constructed elements of a film.