The Camera Assistant supports camera operators by preparing, checking, and managing all camera equipment before and during shoots, ensuring smooth deployment on location.

The Post Production Coordinator supports the manager and department heads, ensuring smooth workflow and clear, up-to-date communication and reporting across all departments.

Crafts-based 'designer-makers' create products that bring together art, form and functionality for commercial purposes.

The Construction Buyer is responsible for sourcing and purchasing all of the materials required to build production sets to a detailed brief from the construction coordinator.

The Director's job is to turn the script into a finished film by bringing together all the other creative departments to realise their vision of how the story should be told visually. 

Produces concepts and designs for interesting, aesthetic, and functional furniture and related products.

The Sound Recordist is responsible for recording the highest-possible quality of ‘live’ sound on location or in studio, usually in sync with the camera.

Produces photographs in studios or at news / sporting events relevant to their particular area of work.

VFX Production Assistants support producers and coordinators with administrative tasks, research, assisting artists, taking meeting notes, managing job applications, and handling general office duties such as food runs, printing, and logistics.

The Special Effects Supervisor is responsible for designing, creating, and setting up all special effects on a film/TV production, in collaboration with the director and producer. 

Continuity Announcers are the friendly voice equivalent of a combined schedule and programme guide: a trusted advisor who always seems to be speaking directly to individual viewers as opposed to a mass audience.

Writes content on behalf of an organisation that informs, educates, entertains, or instructs readers and can include anything from fun blog posts and marketing material to formal policy papers