An Actor portrays a character by learning lines, adopting traits, and following the script to deliver a believable performance under the director’s guidance. An actor is often selected through auditions. 

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

The Master Painter leads the painting crew, executing set design elements, textures, and finishes, playing a key creative role in bringing visual concepts to life.

The Assistant Art Director supports the art director in ensuring that the vision and plans specified by the production designer are accurately followed.

An Environment Modeler creates non-organic assets like props and environments using 2D designs and turnarounds, focusing on accuracy and detail to meet production requirements.

The Unit Manager is responsible for visiting locations in advance to access various departments’ requirements and managing the clean-up and clearance of a location once filming is completed.

A Visual Effects Texturing Artist creates surface details for 3D models, applying colours, patterns, and materials to enhance realism and match the look of live-action footage.

Theatre stagehands prepare the stage for a performance, move scenery and clear away afterwards.

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

The Director leads the film's creative vision, working with actors and crew, while the Producer handles project assembly, talent recruitment, and oversees creative, financial, and logistical aspects.

Creates and overseas the creative design of a project.