Television Graphics Designers create and produce visual content for TV channels, shows, promotions, and digital media within the broadcaster.

The Supervising Location Manager plays a vital role in any production. Their role is to work closely with the director to understand the creative vision for a project in terms of locations. 

Creates pieces of art such as paintings, sculptures, mosaics, or photography.

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

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

The Prop Store Person assists the property master, organising the delivery, transport, and storage of all hired and bought-in props for production.

The Practical Lighting Technician sources safe, suitable power on location, assessing and supplying electricity for lighting based on each production's specific needs.

Boom Operators capture clear, precise sound on set using long poles (booms), while staying in sync with the scene and out of shot during filming.

The Art Department Trainee assists and supports all members of the art department as required and carries out research according to the needs of the art director and designer.

Signwriters design and produce signs for a wide variety of uses such as industrial and commercial business as well as vehicles and road signs.

The VFX Supervisor leads the VFX team, shaping creative vision, guiding a project from conception to completion, and collaborating with directors, producers, and clients to manage scope, cost, and schedule.

Designs and implements the audio for video games.