Costume Design for Films
Film costumes
Objective
This course is an advanced practical seminar in costume design for film, television, video, and other specialized disciplines (spectacle, musical video, opera, dance, etc.) Portfolio scale projects will be emphasized in preparations for the professional world
Lesson -1
Script Analysis: How to Read a Script it examines the different factors that the costume designer must distill from the script. Students learn how to break down the script with respect to the characters, timeline, and action.
Lesson -2
It is an introduction to the variety of jobs available to the designer on film and television productions, including styling for commercials and music videos. Emphasis is on designing within the confines of a low budget.
Lesson - 3
This is a practical work out in actualizing written or verbal descriptions of characters and costumes through illustration. Emphasis is on exploring a variety of media and finding techniques that correspond to the students’ individual strengths
Lesson -4
Students will study and analyze the history of indian films. Emphasis is on the major film studios, directors, and different film genres that were popular from the beginnings of film through the 1950s. The great bollywood costume designers and the stars that became icons of style are also studied
Lesson -5
They will learn about the relationship of the costume to the character, the story, the other characters’ costumes, the locale, and the time period. Students plan a budget and examine the roles of the various department heads on union films.
Lesson -6 how to develop their own style of rendering period and contemporary costumes and fabrics. In the course of preparing a portfolio, they explore customizing the illustration to the actor and incorporating appropriate accessories, props, and background
Lesson -7 explores the job duties of the wardrobe supervisor. Students study what happens to the costume after it has
Objective
This course is an advanced practical seminar in costume design for film, television, video, and other specialized disciplines (spectacle, musical video, opera, dance, etc.) Portfolio scale projects will be emphasized in preparations for the professional world
Lesson -1
Script Analysis: How to Read a Script it examines the different factors that the costume designer must distill from the script. Students learn how to break down the script with respect to the characters, timeline, and action.
Lesson -2
It is an introduction to the variety of jobs available to the designer on film and television productions, including styling for commercials and music videos. Emphasis is on designing within the confines of a low budget.
Lesson - 3
This is a practical work out in actualizing written or verbal descriptions of characters and costumes through illustration. Emphasis is on exploring a variety of media and finding techniques that correspond to the students’ individual strengths
Lesson -4
Students will study and analyze the history of indian films. Emphasis is on the major film studios, directors, and different film genres that were popular from the beginnings of film through the 1950s. The great bollywood costume designers and the stars that became icons of style are also studied
Lesson -5
They will learn about the relationship of the costume to the character, the story, the other characters’ costumes, the locale, and the time period. Students plan a budget and examine the roles of the various department heads on union films.
Lesson -6 how to develop their own style of rendering period and contemporary costumes and fabrics. In the course of preparing a portfolio, they explore customizing the illustration to the actor and incorporating appropriate accessories, props, and background
Lesson -7 explores the job duties of the wardrobe supervisor. Students study what happens to the costume after it has