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.

A Visual Effects Modeler creates detailed 3D models of characters, environments, and objects, forming the foundation for animation, texturing, and visual effects in film, TV, or games.

Crafts-based 'designer-makers' create products that bring together art, form and functionality for commercial purposes.

Creates 2D or 3D assets which will be placed within a game world to enhance the setting.

Responsible for creating, maintaining, and expanding rigs for a wide range of assets—including props, vehicles, characters, and other CG elements—that require animation.

Sets up, operates and controls the sound equipment used at live performances and in recording, radio, television, film, gaming and animation.

Create designs for printed, woven and knitted fabrics, carpets and wall-coverings

The Electrician is responsible for looking after the electrical lighting equipment, both on a film set and on location. 

The VFX Supervisor leads all VFX efforts, working with the Director and Producers from concept to completion to define and deliver the project’s visual effects needs.

Responsible for the day-to-day running of arts and cultural organisations. 

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.

The Chargehand Dressing Prop leads the dressing props team to dress the set at the start of each shoot to make sure the director’s vision for the look of the set is achieved.