Clothing alteration workers make alterations and repairs to all types of garments. They use sewing machines and do hand stitching.

The Stunt Performer performs supervised stunts on film which are planned and overseen by stunt coordinators. 

The Edit Assistant supports the off-line editor by organising media, setting up projects, creating rough assemblies of material, and selecting key shots to streamline the editing process.

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

Riggers set up and dismantle broadcast equipment on location—often working at height—as part of an Outside Broadcast (OB) team. They also drive OB trucks, typically arriving first and leaving last at each production. 

A Multi-Camera Non-Fiction TV Camera Operator captures live or scripted entertainment, working with technical teams in studio or on location for shows, sports, and live event broadcasts.

Supervises and manages the running of a TV, Radio, Film or Theatrical production.

The Script Supervisor is responsible for ensuring that film/TV scenes make sense both visually and verbally and can be edited into a coherent story when filming is completed. 

A 3D CG animator brings characters and objects to life using digital rigs, creating movement and performance that align with story, style, and direction in a 3D space.

Footwear designers combine artistic talent with technical knowledge to create new footwear designs or change existing ones. They need to keep up-to-date with fashion trends and the needs of buyers.

Thatchers cover roofs of houses, pubs, barns etc. with reeds or straw to make them waterproof.