Year 1: Includes: working with a professional designer to produce samples for a costume; making a period bodice from a pattern that you have drafted; working as part of a wardrobe team on a public production. Year 2: Includes: learning and applying tailoring techniques; making a period costume for a public production; designing or making a costume for a dance project or production. Year 3: Includes: being the Head of Department on a full-scale realised production in the Embassy Theatre or Studio, managing other students constructing costumes; designing and making a costume to your own specifications; working with a professional company to create costumes.
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Costume construction has evolved into a craft which requires the making of garments suited to the modern body, while achieving the correct shape and silhouette for a given era and design; as part of the production team, constructors work closely with the costume designer to interpret the brief and create costumes and accessories to the level of finish expected by contemporary audiences; skills include: pattern cutting and draping on the stand; accurate sewing and making techniques using dressmaking and tailoring skills; corsetry and body paddings; millinery; and various forms of fabric treatment and decoration (such as dyeing and printing and the use of braids, lace and appliqué).
