A model builder works in industries such as film or theatre and creates models for sets or attractions. As a model builder, your duties involve working with set designers and other artists to develop scale reproductions, architectural replicas, or props. These miniature representations are then used to assess and determine the design and implementation of the set or attraction. A career as a model builder typically requires at least a high school diploma or GED certificate, technical construction skills, and artistic ability. Some employers prefer a formal education in theatrical design, architecture, or a related field, as well as training in 3D drafting or modeling software. You may also pursue entry-level roles, such as summer internships in film production or at a theme park, to gain relevant experience and improve your job prospects. Additional qualifications include computer drafting skills, a creative approach to problem-solving, and the ability to follow artistic direction.