Events & Opportunities
| | | Posted on 14.12.2010 | Posted by LB
Careers in Costume Design & Costume Making
Careers In Costume Design and Costume Making - Wednesday 19 January 2-4pm
Venue: Conference Room - The Innovation Centre
Central Saint Martins Innovation in Holborn, WC1 (entrance off Red Lion Square)
(Holborn tube and buses 159,68,91,168,171,188,243,521,X68)
Come to a Creative Careers round table discussion, find out about the work of Costume Designer June Nevin and Costume Maker Hilary Wili and how their roles co-exist.
Costume Designer June Nevin who has worked on numerous TV productions such as The Mighty Boosh, The All Star Sketch Show, Trinity and Shooting Stars
Costume Maker Hilary Wili who has worked on many high profile film, T.V and Theatre projects, including Harry Potter, French and Saunders, The Mighty Boosh, and pieces for The Royal Opera House and Mathew Bourne's Swan Lake. Private clients have included Kylie Minogue, Dawn French, Lenny Henry, Annie Lennox and Janet Street Porter.
Bookings open 4 January 2011
Eligibility: Creative Careers workshops and industry talks are open to all University of the Arts London students and recent graduates (2009 & 2010 leavers).
To book visit www.arts.ac.uk/student/careers/Workshops.htm
Venue: Conference Room - The Innovation Centre
Central Saint Martins Innovation in Holborn, WC1 (entrance off Red Lion Square)
(Holborn tube and buses 159,68,91,168,171,188,243,521,X68)
Come to a Creative Careers round table discussion, find out about the work of Costume Designer June Nevin and Costume Maker Hilary Wili and how their roles co-exist.
Costume Designer June Nevin who has worked on numerous TV productions such as The Mighty Boosh, The All Star Sketch Show, Trinity and Shooting Stars
Costume Maker Hilary Wili who has worked on many high profile film, T.V and Theatre projects, including Harry Potter, French and Saunders, The Mighty Boosh, and pieces for The Royal Opera House and Mathew Bourne's Swan Lake. Private clients have included Kylie Minogue, Dawn French, Lenny Henry, Annie Lennox and Janet Street Porter.
Bookings open 4 January 2011
Eligibility: Creative Careers workshops and industry talks are open to all University of the Arts London students and recent graduates (2009 & 2010 leavers).
To book visit www.arts.ac.uk/student/careers/Workshops.htm
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