Designs and creates hats, working from images to make new shapes and forms.

VFX Producers oversee entire projects from a managerial position. They are involved from beginning of the process from early client discussions, bidding and shot breakdowns, right through to making sure the final result is of a high standard and delivered on time.

Designs, measures and cuts cloth for garments like suits shirts and overcoats.

FX Technical Directors will help deliver the actual final FX assets on a shot by shot basis. Technical directors differ from Junior FX artist in that they are expected to be able innovate technical solutions and problem solve often complex technical challenges on a per shot basis.

Generalist is expected to be a strong all rounder with broad knowledge of the entire VFX pipeline though they will have varying levels of knowledge in certain areas. They often have in depth knowledge of the CG assets creation pipeline (Modeling, Texturing and Lighting).

Pipeline Technical Directors are responsible for writing and maintaining tools which will be used in a VFX/Animation Production. They are also responsible for further developing the pipeline for future shows.

Dyehouse workers load large machines with cloth or yarn and control the dyeing process using dyes and chemicals.

Junior Compositors will create mattes (cutouts) for each element that the Compositor needs to digitally manipulate.  This can be done by keying out a green screen (mattes made by color or pixel range), or if necessary elements can be manually rotoscoped (cut out). 

In charge of creating, maintaining and expanding Rigs for a variety of props, vehicles, characters and other CG objects that need to be animated

Make all kinds of dresses and skirts by measuring, cutting and sewing cloth.