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

The job of the actor/actress is to portray and bring to life a character from the screenplay. 

A 2D Animation Director leads the animation team, ensures creative vision and quality, manages delivery on time and budget, and collaborates with directors and post-production to meet stylistic goals.

VFX Lighting Artists create clean, efficient lighting setups for photoreal scenes, ensuring quality control and integration of data from matchmove, modeling, and texturing departments.

Performs and records with bands, artists and orchestras playing a musical instrument.

The Modeling Supervisor is responsible for the artistic and technical quality of all 3D models created for a production. 

A Cinematographer is a senior role, responsible for executing the director’s vision through lighting, set-up, and camera operation, blending technical, creative, and management skills. 

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.

The 2D Artist supports the Art Director’s vision, designing characters, sets, props, set dressing, and graphics for the overall production design.

Supervises and manages the running and organisation of a library, museum or collections of documents or other media.

The Gallery PA works in the Studio Control Room (Gallery) and is responsible for ensuring that live programming runs to time.

The Camera Operator is a senior role, collaborating with the Director and Director of Photography, responsible for all aspects of camera operation during production.