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

Assists a producer supervising and managing the production of a film, television or theatrical productions.

Tunes pianos in people's homes, concert venues, or performance locations, often for specific concerts or sound recording sessions.

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 film and TV accountant manages budgets, expenses, payroll, and invoices, ensuring financial compliance and cost control throughout production while reporting to producers and financiers.

Dyehouse workers load large machines with cloth or yarn and control the dyeing process using dyes and chemicals.

The Digital Imaging Technician manages digital footage, works with the DOP and camera crew, backs up footage, ensures file formats and backups follow best practices, and maintains equipment.

The Hair Department Trainee supports senior staff, assists with extras, wigs, and records, references look boards, and learns script breakdown, continuity, and set operations through hands-on training.

Works with printers and printing equipment developing techniques and printing processes.

A Production Coordinator supports smooth production flow, tracks progress, maintains clear interdepartmental communication, and helps resolve issues to ensure seamless transitions between departments in animation production.

Vision Mixers work with the director to cut between camera feeds during live broadcasts, selecting and sequencing shots to deliver the final visual output.

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.