Costume Design and Technology UC/CCM: September 2012

Monday, September 24, 2012

Anything Goes

CCM's most recent musical production of "Anything Goes" was a big hit.

Nikki Glaros: Costume Designer
(MFA student)
Melissa Neville: Pattern Maker-Draper (MFA student)

David Arevelo: Pattern Maker-Draper (Professional Staff)

Regina Truhart: Pattern Maker-Draper (Faculty Technolist)

Arcadia 2012

Arcadia

Costume Designer: Brittany McManus, MFA

Costume Technicians:

Nick Jones

Christie Peitzmeier

Serge Ovechko

Into The Woods 2012

Into the Woods

Winner of the Nine Leagues Award

League of Cincinnati Theaters

Costume Designer: Dean Mogle

Costumes Built by :

David Arevalo

Regina Truhart

Nick Jones

Christie Pietzmeier

Serge Ovechko

Hannah Hingl

Make Up Designed by: Kaitlyn Adams

Prosthetics Designed by: Terri Nikolits

Unversity of Cincinnati/CCM Costume Area Program Philosohpy

Our philosophy for the Costume Design and Technology Program is best simply stated: Costume designers communicate better with costume technicians when they have a working knowledge of the elements and areas of costume technology; Costume technicians communicate better with costume designers when they have a working knowledge of the process and elements of costume design. Therefore, both the BFA and MFA degrees emphasize the dual importance of design and technology. As an individual artist, your strength may lie in one area or the other, yet knowledge of both is critical in this collaborative art. And, as is often the case, entry level positions in professional costume shops and theatres frequently tend to be in technology (cutting, draping, crafts, paint/dye) and wardrobe and less frequently in design. Our program recognizes this fact and addresses it honestly.

Costume Design and Technology UC/CCM