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

The Lighting Camera Operator for the portable single camera shoot leads the camera team and is responsible for realising the director’s creative vision for the programme.

Mixes music discs and tracks for entertainment in a variety of settings including discos, nightclubs, weddings, private parties etc,.

The Sound Supervisor is responsible for the quality of all sound recorded on location or in the studio for multi-camera television programmes.

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.

Industrial designers, or product designers as they are sometimes called, design just about every consumer product and capital equipment imaginable for large scale production.

Work within libraries under the supervision of the Librarian.

The Assistant Location Manager supports the location manager throughout the project by researching, visiting, and photographing the best location options. 

The Generator Operator maintains the functioning of the generators typically used on film location, particularly in remote areas or where extra power is needed. 

The storyboard artist creates storyboards that depict scenes or sequences based on the director’s vision of how they should look.

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

Ceramics designers create designs for three-dimensional pottery products such as kitchenware, table and ovenware, tiles, bathroom accessories, decorative pieces etc.