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.

The Line Producer / Production Manager functions as the chief executive officer (CEO) during production, overseeing the budget and managing the production process through to completion.

Graphics Operators use creative and technical skills to deliver live, real-time graphic animations for sports coverage and a wide range of entertainment broadcasts.

Design and production of large scale fireworks and pyrotechnics shows

The Standby Prop leads the standyby props team on set, breaks down the script, ensures prop continuity, and checks all props for suitability throughout production.

Offers both face and body beauty treatments to clients and advises them on beauty care.

A 2D Key Animator creates main storytelling poses from storyboards and direction, focusing on character, acting, and staging, while ensuring consistency and meeting production deadlines.

The junior Assistant Director (Junior AD) is a very popular entry grade into Film and TV live action production. 

In construction, standby roles—painter, carpenter, rigger, stagehand—maintain and modify sets during filming, each representing their trade and handling on-set tasks as needed.

A Production Manager oversees all animation processes, manages the crew, and ensures the production stays on schedule and within budget across all departments.

The Second Assistant Director works closely with the First AD in planning and implementing various tasks according to production schedules and budgets,

The Trainee Buyer assists the production buyer in sourcing and purchasing props or components, ensuring items meet designer requirements and are purchased or rented for the production.