Collaborate with directors and production designers to understand the costume requirements for each character and scene.

Create detailed costume sketches and designs, considering historical accuracy, character personality, and the overall aesthetic of the production.

Source fabrics, trims, and accessories from local and international suppliers, ensuring they meet the design specifications and budget constraints.

Oversee the construction, fitting, and alteration of costumes, working closely with tailors, seamstresses, and wardrobe staff.

Manage the costume budget, tracking expenses and ensuring cost-effective solutions without compromising the quality of the designs.

Attend production meetings and rehearsals to ensure costumes are appropriate for the actors' movements and the overall staging of the scenes.

Maintain the costume inventory, organizing and storing costumes properly to ensure their longevity and availability for future productions.

Conduct research on historical and contemporary fashion trends to inform costume designs and ensure authenticity.

Collaborate with makeup artists and hair stylists to create a cohesive look for each character, ensuring costumes complement their overall appearance.

Supervise the wardrobe team during performances, ensuring costumes are properly maintained and actors are assisted with quick changes.

Stay updated with the latest trends and techniques in costume design through workshops, seminars, and industry publications.

Negotiate contracts with suppliers and vendors to secure the best prices and terms for costume materials and services.

Create and maintain detailed records of costume designs, materials, and construction techniques for future reference.

Develop initial costume concepts based on script analysis and character understanding.

Create detailed sketches and renderings of costume designs for client approval.

Choose appropriate fabrics, trims, and accessories considering budget and design.

Manage costume budgets effectively, ensuring cost-efficient sourcing and production.

Work closely with directors, actors, and other designers for cohesive vision.

Conduct fittings, oversee alterations, and ensure costumes fit actors perfectly.

Source fabrics, trims, and accessories from various suppliers, both local and international.

Supervise or participate in the construction of costumes, ensuring quality craftsmanship.

Conduct research on historical periods to ensure costume accuracy and authenticity.

Manage and maintain costume inventory, including cleaning, storage, and repairs.

Attend rehearsals to observe costume functionality and make necessary adjustments.

Lead and supervise costume department staff, providing guidance and support.