The 2D Artist supports the Art Director’s vision, designing characters, sets, props, set dressing, and graphics for the overall production design.

The Production Designer is responsible for creating a distinctive look and feel (or visual style) for talent shows, chat shows, and all studio-based productions.

EVS Operators use industry-standard EVS technology to deliver instant replays during live events like motor racing and sports matches.

An Art Director ensures consistent visual style, overseeing creative content and collaborating across departments to maintain the production’s artistic vision from pre-production to post-production.

The Key Grip leads the grip department, overseeing camera rigging and lighting setups. They are a senior, highly experienced professional responsible for managing the crew and coordinating equipment.

The Autocue Operator operates the prompting system that allows presenters to read their scripts while looking directly into the camera lens. 

A Cinematographer is a senior role, responsible for executing the director’s vision through lighting, set-up, and camera operation, blending technical, creative, and management skills. 

The Construction Buyer is responsible for sourcing and purchasing all of the materials required to build production sets to a detailed brief from the construction coordinator.

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.

Shoe repairers mend all types of footwear. They may operate from a shop or site within a high street shop. They may also repair other leather goods, engrave metal and cut keys.

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