The Overseas Animation Supervisor leads the overseas team, ensuring performance continuity and communication between the parent studio’s directors and the animation team throughout the production.

Preserves dead animal specimens (mammals, birds, reptiles and fish) into lifelike representations.

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.

Clothing alteration workers make alterations and repairs to all types of garments. They use sewing machines and do hand stitching.

Promotes authors and their work to the media and arts industries.

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.

Works with printers and printing equipment developing techniques and printing processes.

Props are visible, movable items that are used in film. The Props Person builds, manages, and preps them, collaborating with various departments, actors, and extras on set.

The Production Trainee assists with daily tasks, errands, and paperwork, liaises with various departments, and supports senior staff while adapting to the dynamic needs of a film production.

TV Camera/Sound Operators support single camera and multi-camera non fiction studio and location based productions of documentaries, entertainment, sports and live events.

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

The Crane Technician is a specialist responsible for the assembly, rigging, operation, and maintenance of camera cranes. They work under the direction of the Key Grip and Camera Operator to plan and execute camera movements and ensure safe and precise crane positioning.