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Media, Film and TV

Producer Buyer (Unscripted TV)

Production buyers shop for a living. They work on big budget programmes that require a lot of props, such as entertainment shows and quizzes.

Craft
Senior-level
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Hair and Make-up Designer Unscripted TV)

The hair and make-up designer is a celebrity’s secret weapon. They ensure presenters, and all the other contributors appearing on camera, look their very best on the show.

Craft
Senior-level
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Hair and Make-up Assistant

Hair and make-up assistants work for designers, stylists or artists.

Craft
Entry-level
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Hair and Make-up Artist

The hair and make-up artist is the person you’ll want to know if you are going to appear on TV.

Craft
Mid-level
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Costume Supervisor

Costume supervisors keep everything shipshape in the 'wardrobe department' and thrive on being organised.

Craft
Mid-level
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Costume Designer (Unscripted TV)

Costume designers design, create or hire costumes worn by participants competing in talent, sports or games.

Craft
Senior-level
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Costume Assistant

Costume assistants work for designers or costume supervisors.

Craft
Entry-level
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Art Director (Unscripted TV)

The role of an art director varies slightly depending on the kind of programme being produced.

Craft
Senior-level
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Art Department Runner

Art department runners get to know the jobs of everyone in the art department by doing basic running duties for them all, both within the department and between the art and other departments and businesses such as paint suppliers.

Craft
Entry-level
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Art Department Assistant

Art department assistants help the whole art department, but particularly the art director.

Craft
Mid-level
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VT Editor

VT editors work on studios and outside broadcasts, making the short films that go into a programme.

Editorial
Mid-level
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Vision Mixer

Vision mixers work on multi-camera TV programmes.

Editorial
Mid-level
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Series Producer

Series producers (SPs) are responsible for the content of an entire series of programmes.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Series Director

Series directors are responsible for how an entire series of programmes looks.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Runner (Unscripted TV)

Runners, in the unscripted TV industry, are those on the front line. They’re always ready to lend a hand.

Editorial
Entry-level
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Researcher

Researchers are key to any production because they find the people, the places, the facts, figures and stories that are at the heart of every TV show.

Editorial
Mid-level
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Question Producer

Question producers have great general knowledge and an appreciation for TV quiz and game shows.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Producer Director

Producer directors do two jobs at once; creating and producing the content while also directing the action.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Producer (Unscripted TV)

Producers are storytellers. They use their experience and skills to tell stories in the programmes they make.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Multi-camera Director

Multi-camera directors are at the heart of a large studio or outside broadcast (OB) production.

Editorial
Mid-level
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Games Producer (Unscripted TV)

Games producers ensure that when a celebrity is invited to eat a bug as part of a game, it falls short of torture, won’t result in a lawsuit and provides plenty to talk about in a water-cooler moment.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Executive Producer (Unscripted TV)

The executive producer is the most senior person on a production and usually oversees the programme from beginning to end.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Edit Producer

Edit producers can be quite different depending on whether the edit producer is working on a documentary, or live outside broadcast, for example.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Director (Unscripted TV)

Directors are responsible for telling a story visually.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Digital Producer

Digital producers create the online presence of a TV programme.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Celebrity Producer

Celebrity producers know what all the stars are doing, the stories and gossip and who to contact to book them.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Casting Producer

Casting producers find the ‘cast’ for the programme.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Assistant Producer

Junior producers – doing similar work to a producer, creating programme content, but without the final say on the big decisions.

Editorial
Mid-level
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Archive Producer

An archive producer is responsible for sourcing the appropriate footage and getting permission to use it.

Editorial
Senior-level
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Talent Manager

Talent managers aren’t people who sit at a desk behind a big buzzer auditioning new singers and dancers for the latest entertainment show.

Talent management
Senior-level
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