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.

The Sculptor (or Model Maker) creates specific props informed by the vision and ideas of the production designer, set decorators, and props department. 

The Production Coordinator manages the daily operations of the production office and handles documentation and paperwork in collaboration with the Line Producer and Production Manager.

Ceramics designers create designs for three-dimensional pottery products such as kitchenware, table and ovenware, tiles, bathroom accessories, decorative pieces etc.

The Production Designer collaborates with the director and producer to create and communicate design ideas, helping realise the director’s vision for the visual look of a film or TV project.

TV Camera/Sound Operators support single camera and multi-camera non fiction studio and location based productions of documentaries, entertainment, sports and live events.

Designs graphics for use in media and multi-media products like magazines, Online content, labels, advertising and signage.

Makes steel girders and metal structures for use in the construction of buildings and other heavy duty equipment.

Works alongside the Costume Designer to look after all the clothes and costumes used in a production.

The 2D Supervisor will work closely with the CG supervisor and the VFX supervisor to ensure that all elements of the final shot achieve the vision of the director.  

The Trainee Editor carries out administration tasks like labelling media, organising and filing notes, and printing daily camera, sound, and continuity notes throughout production and post production.