Dreamt for a moment - kept forever.

Great costume work disappears into the story.

Image: “Stranger Things S4”. Working as a Background Costumer, I helped translate the Costume Designer's creative vision into fully realized on-screen worlds by styling background performers in authentic period clothing and vintage accessories.

My lifelong passion.

Thrifting throughout the years has sharpened my eye for what lasts: honest materials, thoughtful construction, useful silhouettes, and the character earned through wear. From sourcing and condition assessment to photography, pricing, presentation, and fulfillment, I treated every garment as both a product and a story worth carrying forward.

Costumes transform professional performers into fully realized characters, blending fabrication, performance, and visual storytelling to create a believable on-screen world.

Image: “Kevin Probably Saves the World S1E14 - Working alongside one fellow costumer, I co-built four custom 1980s-inspired animatronic-style animal costumes designed to evoke the charm of a retro family entertainment band.

Keeping creative vision intact at production speed.

Truck Costuming is the operational nerve center of film wardrobe—bringing costume design to life on the performer while coordinating garments, talent, continuity, and constant change between Basecamp and Set.

Where a thousand creative choices become one believable character.

Running fittings, tracking garments and accessories through purchase or rental, alterations, approvals, use, and return, and maintaining clear visual and written records of what’s been tried, chosen, or ruled out. It also requires constant communication with performers, vendors, the costume office, and the set so nothing gets lost as ideas evolve. Equal parts visual storytelling, coordination, and detective work, it keeps the creative thread intact from first sketch to final frame.