 Sandy Powell  Lindy Hemming  Collen Atwood  Theoni Alredge  Jenny Beaven  Alexandra Byrne  James Acheson  Edith Head  Sharen Davis  Cecil Beaton

 Costume designers create the look of each character by designing clothes and accessories the actors will wear in performance.

 Depending on their style and complexity, costumes may be made, bought, revamped out of existing stock or rented.

 Their designs need to faithfully reflect the personalities of the characters in the script.

 Creative  Design  Technical

 Imagination  Critical Thinking  Free Play

 Innovation - the introduction of something new  Research - to investigate thoroughly  Function - the action for which a person or thing is specially fitted or used or for which a thing exist.

Intention - what one intends to do or bring out. Evaluation - to determine the significance, worth, or condition of use. Quality - a degree of excellence Price Point - a range of cost

 Warner Bros. Studios maintains one of the largest collections of period and contemporary costumes for film, television, theater and commercial productions.  The Costume Design Center encompasses costume rentals, manufacturing, tailoring, design suites and prep cages.  The on-lot 60,000 square foot climate-controlled facility houses aisles of costume categorized by era, decade and style.

 Contemporary  Dance/Showgirl/Las Vegas  Ethnic  Formal/Bridal  Inuit  Occupational  Period through Modern Day  Renaissance  Sci-Fi  Western/Frontier The rental collection also feature racks of shoes, furs maintained in a cold storage and a vast array of accessories: jewelry, hats, belts, scarves, neckties and more. Costumes are rented and sent to clients world wide.