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Meet Jon Morrell
 
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Jon's Career
 
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I Want To Be A Costume Designer
 

 
 

I Want To Be A Costume Designer

Good costume design takes creativity and imagination combined with the ability to manage a budget and the interpersonal skills needed to liaise with other key people in a production, most importantly the director and the set designer. It can mean long hours and hard work. A passion for and knowledge of theatre don’t hurt either. The best route into becoming a costume designer is to study art and design in school, and then to take a course in Art, Design, Fashion, Costume or Theatre Design at College or University. Within the theatre you will tend to start out as a wardrobe assistant or costume design assistant, and work your way up.

 

Connections: Nicholas Hytner Director | Giles Cadle Set Designer | Sacha Milroy Production Manager | Nicholas Wright Playwright
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