Works in photofinishing laboratories or specialist shops processing film and producing photographic prints from negatives or digital cameras.

The Production Manager is responsible for all the day-to-day organisational aspects of production management, scheduling, and budgetary control.  

The Film Editor leads the editing team, collaborating with the director to align visuals, sound, and music, shaping the film’s artistic vision through production and post-production stages.

Organises groups of people so that they can successfully synchronize their movements, such as in dance routines, theatre, or television broadcasts.

The Digital Imaging Technician manages digital footage, works with the DOP and camera crew, backs up footage, ensures file formats and backups follow best practices, and maintains equipment.

A Post Production Manager oversees all processes, schedules, and budgets; managing crew and ensuring clear communication with producers, supervisors, and creative team.

The Costume Maker works under the direction of the costume designer and is responsible for making, fitting, and altering costumes for the production. 

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.

Works within a production team in television and radio searching out information, locations, people and archive material for producers and writers of television and radio programmes.

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