THEATER C153F
Practice of Costume Design for Film Productions
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Winter 2027: 1 section. It is open. The oldest of these readings was 4 hours ago.
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Lecture, three hours. Introduction to costume design as tool for storytelling, exploring integration of costume design and filmmaking process and what it takes to bring characters to life. Skills needed to effectively costume short narrative films, including script breakdown, collaboration with directors and actors, and how to manage production challenges. Concurrently scheduled with course C453F. Letter grading.
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Ruhm, J. and Karvonides Dushenk
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Lec 1 · Ruhm, J. and Karvonides Dushenk · 0 of 14 enrolled
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