The Best Boy Grip supports the key grip on a production, running the day-to-day operations such as rigging, positioning and moving camera and supporting lighting and movement camera apparatus.

The Sculptor (or Model Maker) creates specific props informed by the vision and ideas of the production designer, set decorators, and props department. 

The Property Master is responsible for sourcing or making all the props required for the film and placing them on set for shooting.

The Composer is responsible for conceiving and creating all original music for a TV series or programme that heightens the audience’s experience of the programme. 

Works in a hairdressing salon, washing, cutting and styling hair.

The producer is responsible for overseeing all elements of a production from conception of an idea/finding a script/book etc. to completion of the film/TV Series. 

Matte Painters digitally paint elements and work with live-action footage, digital still photography, and rendered CG elements to create photorealistic matte-painted environments that are seamlessly integrated into the film.

Uses needles and pigments to apply a permanent design directly to a client's body, injecting ink under a layer of skin.

Provides practical support to the director and production team during the making of films and television programmes, so that the production runs smoothly and on time.

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

The Focus Puller (1st AC) ensures sharp shots, manages camera equipment, sets up lenses, troubleshoots issues, and is crucial for avoiding costly re-shoots by maintaining focus accuracy.

An Animator is responsible for maintaining the level and style of character animation for the production and work closely with the rigging team to approve facial and character rigs, blend shapes and joint deformations.