Graphics Operators use creative and technical skills to deliver live, real-time graphic animations for sports coverage and a wide range of entertainment broadcasts.

Runners support all aspects of a shoot, from errands to admin, working under the Line Producer or Production Manager both on set and in pre-production.

Barbers cut hair, trim beards and provide other hair care services, generally for male clients.

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

A Rigging Artist is in charge of creating, maintaining, and expanding rigs for a variety of props, vehicles, characters, and other CG objects that need to be animated.

Pipeline Technical Directors are responsible for writing and maintaining tools which will be used in a VFX/Animation Production. They are also responsible for further developing the pipeline for future shows.

An FX Artist for animation production creates and integrates 3D effects like particles, fluids, and dynamics, ensuring shots are complete, optimised, and ready for compositing.

Fashion stylists work for individuals, fashion houses and clothing brands.

The Concept Artist creates key illustrations of sets and environments, collaborating with directors and designers to visually communicate the creative vision of a film or TV production.

The Draughtsperson transforms design ideas into technical drawings, providing detailed specifications for the construction crew to build sets according to the Production Designer’s vision.

A Visual Effects Lighting Artist simulates realistic lighting in digital scenes to ensure that CG elements match live-action footage in tone, mood, and consistency, enabling seamless visual integration.

Packaging designers create designs for containers such as bottles, cartons and boxes.