Costume & Film work
Hoodwink Theatre Company, South Deep to Blood Alley |
October 2011-May 2012 |
My competition winning designs were chosen to be featured and used in Hoodwink Theatre Company’s site-specific performance South Deep to Blood Alley on Brownsea Island. I designed two peacock carnival costumes that were made by makers from the Arts University College in Bournemouth. I supervised and oversaw the making of the costumes from initial concept inception through to finished physical end product. I also made mask/headpieces for the peacock costumes.
Shakespeare på Gräsgården, As You Like It |
April 2011-July 2011 |
I was employed at ‘Shakespeare på Gräsgården’ as the company’s costume designer for their annual summer open-air performance in Sweden. I worked as a designer and maker, and had two assistant makers working with me. The play encompassed 50 costumes that we either made or sourced. I attended rehearsals, production meetings and worked as a dresser before and during the performances. The play received media coverage by all the major newspapers in Sweden.
Art University College in Bournemouth productions:
October 2010-March 2011 |
The Perfect Day: I was the costume designer for one of BA (Hons) Film Production’s graduation films, for which I sourced the costumes with the help of an assistant maker. I worked on set as a dresser.
June 2009 |
End of Year Show: My costume was featured in a shortened version of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death.
Tedelmida Design Ltd |
Jan 2008-Feb 2012 |
I am the designer, cutter, maker and co-founder of Tedelmida Design, a Swedish clothing company that sells medieval costumes at medieval festivals, markets and shops.
Östergötland’s National Theatre, Sweden |
Oct 2008-Dec 2008 |
I had an internship at the making studio where I helped make costumes for Cabaret. I was also an intern at the props studio where I was taught to make masks.
Gamleby’s Folk High School |
June 2007 |
I was a part of planning and organising the End of Year Fashion Show. I made 6 costumes for this show that were all modern takes on period costumes.