Costume Jobs in the Theatre Industry (USA)

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

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  • @sydneydematteis-geib645
    @sydneydematteis-geib645 2 года назад +3

    What a lovely and informative video. As someone who works in the American theater world I have been known to be hired as say the costume designer but also perform the duties of a Draper/Cutter/stitcher. Or I have been hired specifically as an assistant costume designer but also maintained the duties of a firsthand and a stitcher. Is that normal to be juggling multiple titles? It has been in my experience…

    • @LaBricoleuse
      @LaBricoleuse  2 года назад +3

      That’s an excellent question! I think it’s definitely tied to the budget and size of the production/theater, where you see the blending of positions. For example, when I worked at the Los Angeles Opera, that costume shop had about 70 employees so you had several people in all these positions. At the theater where I work now, I’m the Craftsperson and also responsible for Millinery and Dyeing.

    • @sydneydematteis-geib645
      @sydneydematteis-geib645 2 года назад +2

      @@LaBricoleuse that makes so much sense! I work mostly in small theaters. In your opinion do like working with larger or smaller theaters/operas?

    • @LaBricoleuse
      @LaBricoleuse  2 года назад +1

      @@sydneydematteis-geib645 I love working in large shops! I appreciate the opportunity to focus on my specialization and being part of such a large team. Which do you prefer?

    • @sydneydematteis-geib645
      @sydneydematteis-geib645 2 года назад +2

      @@LaBricoleuse I enjoy small theaters for the unique thrill of mastering a bunch of new skills all at once. But it sure is nice to have all the help and experience of a larger group.