Costume design students continue developing basic skills, including costume construction, shop practices, and rendering techniques. The third and fourth years are focused on design and conceptual experience, both in the studio and in actual production work. Students experience every facet of the design process, including concept meetings, shopping, working with costume staff, fittings and technical and dress rehearsals, which is vital to understanding the link between theory and practice.

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Contact: John Wylie, Head of Design/Tech
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