The Costume Department is responsible for the design, fitting, hire, purchase, manufacture, continuity, and care of all costume items on film/TV. 

Design and production of large scale fireworks and pyrotechnics shows

Junior FX Artists typically join later in post-production to apply established FX setups across multiple shots, following the pipelines and tools developed by supervisors, leads, and FX TDs. 

Electricians maintain electrical lighting equipment on set and on location. They work under the instruction of the Gaffer and Best Boy to ensure all gear is safe, clean, and functional.

The Stunt Performer performs supervised action aspects of a film that require specific skills such as fighting or driving stunts.

A grip person supports the camera team by building and maintaining equipment like dollies, cranes, and tripods to ensure safe, achievable camera shots.

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

Offers both face and body beauty treatments to clients and advises them on beauty care.

TV Production relates to the team that conceives, develops, produces, and manages non-fiction production.

Sound Recordists are responsible for all sound recording and its quality on location or in studio, during the period of the shoot.

The First Assistant Director is the head of the AD department, they act as the director’s right-hand person on set to support their creative vision in a practical way. 

Works alongside the Makeup Artist to apply make-up and style hair for anyone appearing in front of a camera or a live audience.