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Ruth Secord Costume Designer - Costume Selected Credits: Costume Designer Hudson & Rex Season 3 Producer: Christina Jennings, Scott Garvie, 2020 Shaftesbury/Pope Prod Paul Pope, Nataline Rodrigues, Derek Television Series Schreyer Director: Various Production Manager: Janine Bursey Director of Photography: Ian Vatcher Production Designer: Xavier George Costume Designer Strays Season 1 Producer: Ivan Fecan, Alexandra Raffe, NPP1 Productions Inc Sandra Cunningham, Kevin White Television Series Director: Various Period: 2021 Production Manager: Mark REid Director of Photography: Iris Ng Production Designer: Ian Hall Costume Designer Kim's Convenience, Season 5 Producer: Ins Choi, Ivan Fecan, Alex Raffe, 2020 Kim V Productions Inc. Sandra Cunningham Television Series Director: Various Production Manager: Andrew Cullen Director of Photography: James Klopko Production Designer: Ian Hall Costume Designer Hudson & Rex, Season 2, 2019 Producer: Christina Jennings, Scott Garvie, Shaftesbury/Pope Prod. Ltd. Paul Pope, Nataline Rodrigues, Derek Television Series Schreyer Director: Multiple Production Manager: Janine Bursey Director of Photography: Ian Vatcher Production Designer: Xavier George Costume Designer Kim's Convenience, Season 4 Producer: Ivan Fecan, Alex Raffe, Sandra 2019 Kim IV Productions Inc. Cunningham Television Series Director: Various Production Manager: Andrew Cullen Director of Photography: James Klopko Production Designer: Ian Hall Costume Designer Kim's Convenience, Season 3 Producer: Ivan Fecan, Alex Raffe, Sandra 2018 Kims III Productions Inc. Cunningham Television Series Production Manager: Derek Rappaport Director of Photography: Fraser Brown Production Designer: Ian Hall Costume Designer Kim's Convenience, Season 2 Producer: Ivan Fecan, Ins Choi, Alexandra 2017 Kim II Productions Inc. Raffe, Sandra Cunningham, Robin Cass Television Series Production Manager: Derek Rappaport Director of Photography: Fraser Brown Production Designer: John Dondertman Costume Designer Indian Detective, Season 1 Producer: Frank Spotnitz, Lance Samuels, 2017 Detective Doug Productions Danny Iron, Mary Anne Waterhouse Television Series Canada Inc. Director: Various Production Manager: Derek Rappaport Director of Photography: Trevor Calverley Production Designer: Robert Van Coolwjik Costume Designer Love on Ice Producer: David Anselmo 2016 Ice World Productions Director: Bradley Walsh Television Movie Production Manager: Effy Papadopoulos Director of Photography: Peter Benison Production Designer: Angela Murphy Costume Designer The Wanting Producer: Sid Ganis, Donald Martin, Rob 2016 The Wanting Film Inc. Heydon Feature Director: Yam Laranis Production Manager: Szonja Jakovits Director of Photography: Pasha Patriki Production Designer: Diana Abbatangelo Costume Designer Kim's Convenience, Season 1 Producer: Ivan Fecan 2016 Kim I Productions Inc. Director: James Genn, Dawn Wilkinson, Television Series Peter Wellington Production Manager: Derek Rappaport Director of Photography: Fraser Brown Production Designer: John Dondertman Costume Designer Backstabbing for Beginners Producer: Dan Bekerman, Lars Knudson, Jay 2016 BFB Productions Canada Inc. Van Hoy Feature Director: Per Fly Production Manager: Effy Papadopoulos Director of Photography: Brendan Steacy Production Designer: Niels Sejer Costume Designer Slasher, Season 1 Producer: Christina Jennings, Scott Garvie, 2015 (reshoot) Shaftesbury Slasher 1 Inc. Adam Haight, Aaron Martin Television Series Director: Craig David Wallace Production Manager: Justin Kelly Director of Photography: Jackson Parrell Production Designer: Tony Cowley Costume Designer Slasher, Season 1 Producer: Christina Jennings, Scott Garvie, 2015 Shaftesbury Slasher I Inc. Aaron Martin Television Series Director: Craig David Wallace Production Manager: Justin Kelly Director of Photography: Jackson Parrell Production Designer: Tony Cowley Costume Designer Letterkenny, Season 1 Producer: Mark Montefiore, Patrick 2015 Get'er Done Productions Inc. O'Sullivan, Greg Copeland, Cameron Television Series (NOHFC) MacLaren Director: Jacob Tierney Production Manager: Greg Copeland Director of Photography: Jim Westenbrink Production Designer: Peter Mihaichuk Costume Designer Between, Season 1 Producer: Don Carmody, David Cormican, 2014 DCTV Mulmur Between Michael McGowan Television Series Productions Inc. Director: Various Production Manager: Jonathan Walker Production Designer: Ingrid Jurek Costume Designer En Vogue Christmas Producer: Kim Todd 2014 OP Vogue Inc. Director: Brian Roberts Television Movie Production Manager: Carmen Arndt Production Designer: Gord Barnes Costume Designer A Day Late & A Dollar Short Producer: Jeff Hayes, Bill Haber, Greg 2013 ADLADS Films Canada Inc. Copeland Television Movie Director: Stephen Tolkin Production Manager: Tony Thatcher Director of Photography: David Greene Production Designer: Eric Fraser Costume Designer Cracked, Season 1 Producer: Peter Raymont, Janice Dawe, 2012 Cracked Season One Inc. Jamie Paul Rock Television Series Director: Various Production Manager: Victoria Woods Production Designer: Tim Bider Costume Designer Sunshine Sketches Producer: Brian Dennis 2011 Sunshine Sketches Productions Director: Don McBrearty Television Movie Inc. Production Manager: Victoria Woods Production Designer: Stephen Roloff Costume Designer Little Mosque on the Prairie, Producer: Clark Donnelly, Mary Darling, Brian 2011 Season 6 Dennis Television Series Westwind Pictures Director: Various Production Manager: Victoria Woods Production Designer: Brendan Smith Costume Designer Fir Crazy Producer: Mary Pantelidis 2012 Fir Crazy Productions Inc. Director: Craig Pryce Television Movie Production Manager: Michael Stoyanov Production Designer: Aiden Leroux Costume Designer Parkdale Producer: Lauren Grant, Lori Lozinski Feb. 2011 Canadian Film Centre Director: Lisa Jackson Short Production Manager: Abby Collard Period: Contemporary Production Designer: Chris Crane Costume Designer The Marsh Producer: George Flak, Sonja Morgan, Al 2006 Marshville Productions, Sony Munteanu, Daphne Park, Silvio Sardi,Peter Feature Pictures Simpson Period: Contemporary Director: Jordan Barker Production Manager: Ross Leslie Production Designer: Ray Lorenz Costume Designer Men With Brooms Producer: Paul Mather, Ari Lantos, Mark May - Sept. 2010 Serendipity Point Films, E1 Musselman, Laslo Barna, Paul Gross, Jamie Television Series Entertainment, Frantic Films, S. Brown, Paula Devonshire Period: Contemporary CBC Director: Jeff Beasley, Brian Roberts,Kelly Makin Production Manager: Dave Mahoney Production Designer: Rejean Labrie Costume Designer Ghostly Encounters, Seasons Producer: Brian Dennis, Phyllis Platt Feb.- April 2009, Feb - April 2010 3 & 4 Director: Various Television Series Platt Productions, Wraith Films Production Manager: Geoff Ewart Period: Various Costume Designer The Border, Seasons 1 - 3 Producer: Brian Dennis 2007 - 2009 Mackeral Pie Pictures Director: Various Television Series Production Manager: Maribeth Daley Production Designer: Benno Tutter Costume Designer Men With Brooms Producer: Kevin Lafferty 2009 Serendipity Point Films Inc. Director: B. Roberts Television Pilot Production Manager: Victoria Harding Production Designer: Rupert Lazarus Costume Designer The Best Years Producer: Wendy Grean 2006 - 2007 Blueprint Entertainment Director: Various Television Series Production Manager: James Crouch Production Designer: Ingrid Jurek Costume Designer You Might as Well Live Producer: Jonas Bell Pasht/Ari Lantos 2008 Mutt Productions Inc Director: Simon Ennis Low Budget Feature Production Manager: Jonathan Walker Period: Contemporary Director of Photography: Jonathan Bensimon Production Designer: Rupert Lazarus Costume Designer Webs Producer: Derek Rappaport 2002 - 2003 Sci-Fi Channel Director: David Wu Television Movie Production Manager: Dennis Chapman Period: Science Fiction Production Designer: Ed Hanna Talent: Richard Grieco, Colin Fox Costume Designer A Lobster Tale Producer: Adam Massey, Neil Shaw, Lincoln 2006 Massey Stalmaster Films Stalmaster, Nicholas Tabarrok Feature Director: Adam Massey Period: Contemporary Production Manager: Robert Appelbe, James Mou Production Designer: Oleg M. Savytski Costume Designer P2 Director: Franck Khalfoun 2006 Summit Entertainment Production Manager: Greg Copeland Feature Production Designer: Oleg Savytski Costume Designer Rent-A-Goalie Producer: Chris Szarka 2006 Rag-TV Inc. Director: T.W. Peacocke Television Series Production Manager: Noella Nesdoly Production Designer: Ian Brock Costume Designer The Big Dance a.k.a. D.C. 911 Producer: Lionel Chetwynd 2003 Showtime Networks Inc./Dufferin Director: Brian Trenchard-Smith Television Movie Gate Productions Production Manager: Claire Welland Period: Contemporary Production Designer: Bill Fleming Talent: Timothy Bottom, Penny Johnson Jerald Costume Designer Wild Card, Seasons 1 - 2 Producer: Stewart Harding, Tony Thatcher 2003 - 2004 Busiek Productions Inc./Lifetime Director: Various Television Series Networks/Fireworks Production Manager: Brian Campbell Entertainment Production Designer: Marian Wihak, Jacques Bradette Talent: Joely Fisher, Chris Potter, Loretta Devine Costume Designer Threshold Producer: Derek Rappaport 2002 Sci-Fi Channel Director: Chuck Bowman Television Movie Production Manager: Rita Picard Period: Science Fiction Production Designer: Ed Hanna Talent: Jamie Luner, Nicholas Lea Costume Designer Bugs Producer: Derek Rappaport 2003 Sci-Fi Channel Director: Joe Conti Television Movie Production Manager:
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