Technical theater

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The costume designer is the person in charge of designing, making, and fixing all the costumes for a play. You make sure that every actor that walks onto the stage has the articles of clothing appropriate to the director’s vision, and yours. What this means is either finding or constructing all of these pieces of clothing, jewelry, hats, etc. and making sure that the actors both look good and feel comfortable. Sometimes this job can be making certain kinds of props (especially fabric related ones or certain accessory-type objects). How big or small this job depends a lot on the size of the production, the type of the play, the director’s creative interpretation of the play, and the quality and quantity of the help you get.

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