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Sets up and operates camera equipment on set, using tripods, tracks or hand-held shots to capture footage.
Plans and takes still images, such as product shots, portraits and locations, and may edit them afterwards.
Writes the computer code that makes a website function, including front-end and back-end programming.
Heads a team and leads the strategy and visual style of a design project.
Sets up microphones and records sound during the production phase of a media product.
Edits and processes recorded audio during post-production to improve the quality of the final product.
Plans and manages advertising and promotion, organising posters, adverts and interviews to raise awareness.
Creates the layout for a whole product, such as packaging, brochures, magazines or newspapers.
Produces varied media assets such as short videos, images and blog posts, often working alone.
Creates the screenplay for a film or TV programme, including dialogue, locations and emotions.
Produces text for advertising, magazines or websites that engages, informs or educates the reader.
Selects the best shots from the filmed footage and arranges scenes into the correct order in post-production.
Oversees the overall vision of a production and guides the cast and crew.
Produces original visual material such as illustrations and technical drawings for books and magazines.
Plans the look and feel of a website, focusing on visual design and user experience.
Creates moving images using 2D, 3D, hand-drawn or stop-motion techniques and works across every production phase.
Coordinates departments, manages schedules and budgets, and hires crew and suppliers for a production.
Writes the code that controls the objects on screen and how the player interacts with them.