I’m a versatile and highly motivated costume design student with a strong foundation in both screen and stage productions. Having worked on a range of projects — from student films to BFI-funded shorts and theatre — I have developed a deeper understanding of the costume department’s inner workings. I thrive in collaborative environments where attention to detail, creative problem-solving, and adaptability are key.My hands-on experience has enabled me to develop strong technical and practical skills, particularly in garment construction, fabric manipulation, breakdown, and digital design. I’m confident working under pressure, maintaining continuity, and communicating effectively across departments. I am eager to explore new genres and contribute to productions of all scales, bringing a genuine passion for storytelling through costume with me.
I’m interested in the link between costume and character psychology, and how clothing choices inform and deepen a narrative. While I have a keen interest in historical costuming and breakdown work, I’m equally curious about the processes behind costume buying and designing, learning how each role supports the storytelling on screen or stage. I’m always keen to learn from other professionals — whether in the workroom, on set, or in pre-production — and am enthusiastic about engaging with all aspects of the costume process. My genuine curiosity means I’m open to working across a variety of genres and departments, as I value gaining a deeper understanding of how costume contributes to the emotional and visual language of a production.Ultimately, I’m passionate about costume and am excited to continue building a career where I can contribute meaningfully, learn continuously, and support creative teams in bringing stories to life.