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

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

Stands in as a double for an actor to perform stunts and other dangerous scenes in a film or television show.

Texture Artists are responsible for digitally painting a variety of surface textures for characters, environment, or props.

The Online Editor is the “finisher” within the edit process, creating the final, full resolution version of the programme. 

The Chargehand Dressing Prop leads the dressing props team to dress the set at the start of each shoot to make sure the director’s vision for the look of the set is achieved. 

The Extras Coordinator manages the extras on a film or TV set under the direction of senior members of the AD department. 

A 2D VFX Supervisor leads the VFX team, ensuring creative and technical quality, meeting deadlines and budget, and realising the director’s vision through visual effects.

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

Carpenters carry out much of the day-to-day work for the construction department on a busy film/TV production, producing and finishing structures, props, and scenery backdrops. 

The Texturing Supervisor is responsible for delivering textures that reach the artistic and technical requirements to deliver the visual style of the production.

The Hair Designer leads the hair department, collaborating with makeup and costume teams to bring characters and period designs to life on screen.