A costume designer is, in the broadest sense, someone who develops the look of costumes in a theatrical performance or piece of filmed entertainment. However, as employed by Doctor Who and sister shows, a costume designer is the head of the costume department, itself a division of the art department. He or she oversees every aspect of wardrobing the actors in a given episode of a Doctor Who universe, from the original concept to the actual production or purchase of the clothes, to the mundane personnel management issues his or her staff may face. He or she is one of the key department heads, and reports to the production designer.
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| - A costume designer is, in the broadest sense, someone who develops the look of costumes in a theatrical performance or piece of filmed entertainment. However, as employed by Doctor Who and sister shows, a costume designer is the head of the costume department, itself a division of the art department. He or she oversees every aspect of wardrobing the actors in a given episode of a Doctor Who universe, from the original concept to the actual production or purchase of the clothes, to the mundane personnel management issues his or her staff may face. He or she is one of the key department heads, and reports to the production designer.
- A costume designer was someone who created costumes for various occasions. In 2376, when The Doctor asked B'Elanna Torres to help him with his opera singing wardrobe, she replied back, "I'm an engineer, not a costume designer." (VOY: "Virtuoso")
- A costume designer is a crew member whose responsibility is to design costumes for an series/episode. The costume supervisor, assistants and trainees are resposible for getting the cast into their costumes and are usually called the Wardrobe department or Wardrobe.
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| - A costume designer is, in the broadest sense, someone who develops the look of costumes in a theatrical performance or piece of filmed entertainment. However, as employed by Doctor Who and sister shows, a costume designer is the head of the costume department, itself a division of the art department. He or she oversees every aspect of wardrobing the actors in a given episode of a Doctor Who universe, from the original concept to the actual production or purchase of the clothes, to the mundane personnel management issues his or her staff may face. He or she is one of the key department heads, and reports to the production designer.
- A costume designer was someone who created costumes for various occasions. In 2376, when The Doctor asked B'Elanna Torres to help him with his opera singing wardrobe, she replied back, "I'm an engineer, not a costume designer." (VOY: "Virtuoso")
- A costume designer is a crew member whose responsibility is to design costumes for an series/episode. The costume supervisor, assistants and trainees are resposible for getting the cast into their costumes and are usually called the Wardrobe department or Wardrobe.
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