Present and host radio and television shows and programmes.

Dancers use movement to tell a story. It may be the portrayal of a character, or the interpretation of a particular role, in a ballet, dance or musical performance.

Presenters in broadcasting work in radio and television. They may introduce programmes, link items together, give out information and make apologies for interruptions.

Theatre/television designers create or select exterior and interior scenes for theatrical or television/film productions.

Sings with a band, choral group or solo, recording songs and entertaining people with live performances.

A cinema manager is responsible for the efficient running of all day-to-day activities and services of the cinema.

Designs and makes musical instruments and also carries out repairs, maintenance and restoration work.

Design costumes and stage sets for television, film and theatrical productions.

The Script Supervisor attends rehearsals to note and time the actor's delivery of dialogue and informs the Director if it's not consistent with the original timing of the script.

Sets up, operates and controls the sound equipment used in recording, television and film studios and at live events.