Costume and Make-Up
While things are daily getting busier in the production office, others are working equally hard in their own fields.
Costume
The first thing the costume designer does is to read the scripts and make notes on the period and the type of costumes needed. If it is to be a period production, much research will follow to ensure historical accuracy down to the smallest detail.
Consultations follow with the director over the designer’s ideas, and agreement is reached.
The designer notes the continuity of dress from one scene to another in the script and a careful watch is kept on this during the shooting.
As soon as the artists are booked, they are contacted, measurements taken and discussions held. They often have to attend a number ...
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