The Female Anchors of Cinematic Costume Design

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Below the Line with Seb, Nolan, and Benkei

Below the Line

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A podcast where we talk about filmmakers who don't get enough spotlight due to the nature of their careers. Forget directors! Forget actors! Here we'll talk about the unheard-of legends that have created some of your favorites movies. Composers, Cinematographers, Editors, Production Designers... These are people you may not know, but whose work you definitely do. Hosted by three lovely people who just really really like movies and really really like talking about them...

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The Female Anchors of Cinematic Costume Design

Below the Line with Seb, Nolan, and Benkei

1 hour 17 minutes 13 seconds

4 years ago

The Female Anchors of Cinematic Costume Design

Welcome back, listeners! In this episode, we'll be going through history to illustrate three different yet majorly successful female costume designers. Starting with Milena Canonero, an esteemed veteran of the industry who's worked since the 70s from Barry Lyndon to The Grand Budapest Hotel. Then we delve into the career of Bina Diageler and her work alongside one of Seb's favorites, Pedro Almodovaar. And we finish off with Sandy Powell and her touch of cool that makes it into all of her work which includes one of the greatest costumed films ever made, Carol.

Thank you for listening!