Film, Television, Radio and Media Careers
People working in the film, television, radio and media industry supply information, news and entertainment.
- Actor
- Actors entertain people by acting out a role using body movement and speech.
- Broadcast Technician
- Broadcast technicians maintain and repair radio and television broadcasting equipment and transmitters.
- Cinema Projectionist
- Cinema projectionists operate film projectors and sound equipment in movie theatres.
- Composer
- Composers create new music or rewrite existing music for bands, orchestras, singers, plays or films.
- Director (Film/Television/Video)
- Directors are responsible for interpreting a script or story, and telling the story on film, television or video. They often have the idea for the script or story.
- Film Editor
- Film editors tell a story by joining together film images, graphics and text, usually by following a script or working with directors or journalists.
- Film/Television Camera Operator
- Film/television camera operators film events or scenes for television, videos or movies.
- Lighting Technician
- Lighting technicians set up and operate lamps and other lighting equipment to provide light and special lighting effects in theatres, at events, and for film and television productions.
- Make-up Artist
- Make-up artists apply make-up to people to enhance or alter their appearance.
- Producer (Film/Television/Video)
- Producers choose or come up with an idea for a film or television programme, put together a team to create the film or television programme, and supervise the project.
- Production Assistant (Film/Television/Video)
- Production assistants help the production team organise the making of a film or television programme.
- Production Designer/Art Director
- Production designers are responsible for the overall look of a film, television programme or commercial. Art directors are responsible for the look of a film, television programme or commercial while it is being filmed.
- Production Manager (Film/Television)
- Film/television production managers help the producer and director in the making of a film or television programme, usually by taking care of the business and financial side of production. They also do much of the organisation before and after filming (called pre-production and post-production).
- Radio Broadcaster
- Radio broadcasters introduce music, and present or host programmes on the radio.
- Radio Producer
- Radio producers organise and manage the broadcast of pre-recorded and live radio shows.
- Radio/Television Journalist
- Radio and television journalists gather and present news, including information about current and historical events, things that have changed in the world and other topics of interest.
- Record Producer
- Record producers organise, direct and oversee the recording of music or sound that will be sold as compact discs and tapes.
- Sound Operator (Radio/Film/Television)
- Sound operators record sound onto tape or film for radio, film or television.
- Tailor/Dressmaker
- Tailors and dressmakers design, make, alter or repair clothing. They may specialise in certain types of garments.
- Television Presenter
- Television presenters introduce, present or host programmes on television.
- Wardrobe Person
- Wardrobe people make, arrange and care for costumes and accessories worn in television, theatre or film.
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