The Cinematographer is responsible for capturing the vision of their team's film, which involves thoughtfully planning out the look and feel of certain scenes, as well as operating the camera whenever possible.

The Editor is tasked with crafting the final short film from the team's footage, while mastering techniques such as rough cutting, color grading, and adding sound effects and music.

The Props and Costumes Manager will create and/or find the necessary visual aids to effectively communicate the world of their film. This includes costumes, props, set dressing, and more.

The Production Assistant is in charge of making filming days run smoothly. They are the designated slate board clapper, help set up the camera and audio gear, and manage lighting

The Creative Associate plays the most dynamic role on the team, responsible for ensuring productive progress by assisting in all areas. Since all team members will have scenes where they are featured in the film, the Creative Associate fills in as needed. They may take over as cinematographer for some scenes, assist with microphone handling, aid in costume creation, and much more.

The Audio Manager will ensure that their film sounds as good as possible. They will be in charge of handling the microphones for audio capture, foley work, voice overs, and assisting with any other audio needs.

The Storywriter is in charge of taking all of the creative ideas their team generates and forming these ideas into the storyline for their film.

The Marketing Manager will handle their team's presence at Premiere night. They are in charge of designing their film's poster. Additionally, they will be decorating the Film Premiere night reception and assisting with the creation of Team Awards. 

Hair and Makeup team members make sure that all talents look the way they need to for each shot, whether making them look more natural on camera or more rough with effects such as bruises.