Design de mode (Costumes pour le cinéma et la) (DEC)

Program overview

The Design de mode (Costumes pour le cinéma et la) program is an Advanced Diploma designed for students interested in the art of costume design for film and theater. This program emphasizes creativity, technical skills, and a deep understanding of historical and contemporary fashion. Students will engage in hands-on projects that prepare them for the dynamic world of costume design, equipping them with the necessary tools to succeed in the industry.

Program structure

The Design de mode program is structured to provide a comprehensive education in costume design, with a program length of three years. The curriculum is designed to blend theoretical knowledge with practical application, ensuring that students gain a well-rounded understanding of the field. Key features of the program structure include:

• Hands-on learning experiences through workshops and projects.
• Opportunities for collaboration with industry professionals.
• Access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources.
• Options for internships or co-op placements to gain real-world experience.

Students will also have the chance to explore various aspects of costume design, including research, sketching, and fabric selection, all of which are crucial for a successful career in this creative field.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op placements that provide valuable industry experience.
• Workshops led by experienced costume designers and industry experts.
• Field trips to theaters and film sets to observe professional practices.
• Collaborative projects with peers to enhance teamwork skills.
• Access to specialized labs for fabric and costume construction.

Career Options

• Costume Designer: Responsible for creating the visual appearance of characters through clothing, working closely with directors and actors.
• Wardrobe Supervisor: Manages the wardrobe department, overseeing costume fittings, maintenance, and organization during productions.
• Costume Illustrator: Creates detailed sketches and designs for costumes, helping to visualize the final look before production begins.
• Textile Designer: Focuses on designing fabrics and patterns that will be used in costumes, ensuring they align with the overall vision of the production.
• Costume Technician: Works on the practical aspects of costume creation, including sewing, alterations, and repairs to ensure costumes are production-ready.

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