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Extended Version | IndieWire TV Craft Roundtables
What does it really take to create the look of an Emmy-contending television series?
Costume designers Sarah Evelyn (The Beauty), Trayce Gigi Field (Spider-Noir), Rudy Mance (Love Story), Kathleen Felix-Hager (Hacks and The Paper), and Natasha Newman-Thomas (Euphoria) join IndieWire's Jim Hemphill for an in-depth conversation about the craft of costume design.
From defining character through wardrobe and collaborating with actors and filmmakers to managing budgets, schedules, fittings, and last-minute production challenges, these artists reveal the work audiences rarely see behind some of television's most talked-about shows.
In this extended edition of IndieWire's TV Craft Roundtables, the panel explores how creativity and logistics go hand in hand, and why great costume design is about far more than what appears on screen.
IndieWire's TV Craft Roundtables is now streaming on PBS SoCal, the PBS App, IndieWire.com, and across IndieWire's social channels.
Extended Version | IndieWire TV Craft Roundtables
What does it really take to create the look of an Emmy-contending television series?
Costume designers Sarah Evelyn (The Beauty), Trayce Gigi Field (Spider-Noir), Rudy Mance (Love Story), Kathleen Felix-Hager (Hacks and The Paper), and Natasha Newman-Thomas (Euphoria) join IndieWire's Jim Hemphill for an in-depth conversation about the craft of costume design.
From defining character through wardrobe and collaborating with actors and filmmakers to managing budgets, schedules, fittings, and last-minute production challenges, these artists reveal the work audiences rarely see behind some of television's most talked-about shows.
In this extended edition of IndieWire's TV Craft Roundtables, the panel explores how creativity and logistics go hand in hand, and why great costume design is about far more than what appears on screen.
IndieWire's TV Craft Roundtables is now streaming on PBS SoCal, the PBS App, IndieWire.com, and across IndieWire's social channels.
