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Patrick Antosh Costume Designer - Costume Patrick Antosh Costume Designer - Costume Selected Credits: Costume Designer Rex, Season 1 Producer: Christina Jennings, Scott 2018 Shaftesbury Rex I Inc. Garvie, Paul Pope Television Series Director: Felipe Rodriguez Production Manager: Brian Campbell Director of Photography: Vinit Borrison Production Designer: Xavier Georges Costume Designer Paper Year Producer: Christina Piovesan 2016 First Generation Films Director: Rebecca Addelman Feature Production Manager: Jason Jallet Director of Photography: Steve Kalitri Production Designer: Zazu Myers Costume Designer Ransom, Season 1 Producer: Jennifer Kawaja, Julia 2016 Ransom Television Productions Inc. Sereny, Frank Spotnitz, Tina Grewal Television Series Production Manager: Stephen Traynor Director of Photography: Miroslaw Baszak Production Designer: Gordon Barnes Costume Designer The Swap Producer: Kim Todd, Nicholas Hirst 2016 OP Swap Inc. Director: Jay Karis Television Movie Production Manager: Carmen Arndt Production Designer: Doug McCullough Costume Designer ARQ Producer: Danny Iron, Mary Anne 2016 Nine Time Productions Inc. Waterhouse Feature Director: Tony Elliot Production Manager: Andrew Cullen Director of Photography: Daniel Grant Production Designer: Oleg Savitsky Costume Designer Milton's Secret Producer: Sean Buckley, Fred Fuchs 2015 Milton's Secret Productions Inc. Director: Barnet Bain Feature Production Manager: Peter Harvey Director of Photography: Ray Dumas Production Designer: Elisa Sauve Costume Designer Rogue, Season 3 Producer: Robert Petrovicz, John 2015 Undercover Rogue 3 Productions Inc. Morayniss, Matthew Parkhill Television Series Director: Various Production Manager: Alex Jordan Director of Photography: Steve Cosens Production Designer: Franco De Cotiis Costume Designer Remedy, Seasons 1 - 2 Producer: Bernie Zukerman, Greg 2014 - 2015 Remedy Inc. Spottiswood, Peter Meyboom Television Series Director: Various Production Manager: Marc Dassas Production Designer: Oleg Savitsky Costume Designer Zoom Producer: Fernando Meirelles, Paulo 2014 Rhombus Media (Zoom) Inc. Morelli, Niv Fichman, Sari Friedland Feature Director: Pedro Morelli Production Manager: Beatriz Carvalho Production Designer: Elisa Sauve Costume Designer Debug Producer: Steve Hoban, Mark Smith 2013 Copperheart Entertainment Director: David Hewlett Feature Production Manager: Derek Rappaport Period: Science Fiction Director of Photography: Gavin Smith Costume Designer Wolves Producer: Steve Hoban, Benedict Carver 2012 Wolves (Copperheart) Productions Director: David Hayter Feature Inc. Production Manager: Derek Rappaport Production Designer: Craig Lathrop Costume Designer Haunter Producer: Steve Hoban, Mark Smith 2012 Haunter (Copperheart) Productions Director: Vincenzo Natali Feature Inc. Production Designer: Peter Cosco Costume Designer Antiviral Producer: Niv Fichman, Andrea 2011 Rhombus Media (Anti-Viral) Inc. Raffaghello Feature Director: Brandon Cronenberg Production Manager: Andrea Raffaghello Production Designer: Arvinder Greywal Costume Designer The Boy Who Smells Like Fish Producer: Niv Fichman 2011 Rhombus Media Director: Analeine Mayor Feature Production Manager: Andrea Raffaghello Production Designer: E. Sauve Costume Designer The Samaritan Producer: Suzanne Cheritan, Mark 2011 H2O Motion Pictures Musselman Feature Director: David Weaver Production Manager: Derek Rappaport Production Designer: Matthew Davies Costume Designer Really Me Producer: Manny Danelon 2011 Really Me Productions Director: Brian Roberts Television Series Production Manager: Manny Danelon Production Designer: Brian Verhoog Costume Designer 388 Arletta Avenue Producer: Steve Hoban 2011 Arletta Productions Inc. Director: Randall Cole Feature Production Manager: Derek Rappaport Production Designer: Peter Cosco Costume Designer Hockey: The Musical Producer: Avi Federgreen 2010 Mulmur Feed Co. Director: M. McGowan Feature Production Manager: Avi Federgreen Production Designer: Tamara Deverell Costume Designer My Babysitter's a Vampire Producer: Lynn Mallay 2010 FreshTV Director: Bruce McDonald Television Movie Production Manager: Bruce Hutchison Production Designer: Ingrid Jurek Costume Designer Really Me Producer: Manny Danelon 2010 FreshTV Director: Brian Roberts Television Pilot Production Manager: Lynn Mallay Production Designer: Brian Verhoog Costume Designer My Babysitter is a Vampire Producer: Kevin May 2010 Director: Bruce McDonald Trailer Production Manager: Lynn Mallay Production Designer: Ingrid Jurek Costume Designer Aaron Stone, Season 2 Producer: Jonathan Hackett 2009 Shaftesbury Films/Disney Channel Director: Various Television Series Production Manager: Wanda Chaffey Production Designer: Ian Brock Costume Designer The Listener Producer: Adam Haight, Christina 2008 - 2009 Shaftesbury Films Jennings Television Series Director: Various Production Manager: Brian Campbell Production Designer: Sandra Kybartas Costume Designer Aaron Stone Producer: Bruce Kalish, Suzanne 2007 Shaftesbury Films/Disney Channel French, Peter Bray Television Pilot Director: Eric Canuel Production Manager: James Crouch Production Designer: Oleg Savitski Costume Designer How She Move (Reshoots) Director: Ian Iqbal Rashid 2007 Sienna Films Production Designer: Aidan Leroux Feature Costume Designer Twitches Too Producer: Kevin Lafferty 2007 Disney Channel Director: Stuart Gillard Television Movie Production Manager: Victoria Harding Production Designer: Doug McCullough Costume Designer Across the River in Motorcity Producer: B. Wertheimer, D. Devine 2006 Across the River Productions Ltd. Director: Michael DeCarlo Television Series Production Manager: Wanda Chaffey Production Designer: Rocco Matteo Costume Designer Jump In Producer: Kevin Lafferty 2006 Disney Channel Director: Paul Hoen Television Movie Production Manager: Victoria Harding Production Designer: Doug McCullough Costume Designer Dairy Girls Producer: Kevin Lafferty 2005 Disney Channel Director: Francine McDougall Television Movie Production Manager: Victoria Harding Production Designer: Doug McCullough Costume Designer Queer as Folk, Seasons 1 - 5 Producer: Kevin Inch, Sheila Hockin 2000 - 2005 Showtime Networks Inc./Dufferin Director: Various Television Series Gate Productions Production Manager: Noella Nesdolly Production Designer: Ingrid Jurek Costume Designer A Soldier's Girl Producer: Linda Gottlieb, Doro Bachrach 2002 Showtime Networks Inc./Dufferin Director: Frank Pierson Television Movie Gate Productions Production Manager: Avi Federgreen Production Designer: Lindsey Hermer- Bell Costume Designer What Girls Learn Director: Lee Rose 2001 Showtime Networks Inc./Dufferin Production Manager: Laurie McLarty Television Movie Gate Productions Production Designer: Benno Tutter Costume Designer Animorphs, Season 2 Producer: Lena Cordina 1999 Scholastic Productions Director: Various Television Series Production Manager: Lena Cordina Production Designer: Ian Brock Set Supervisor Second String Producer: Bob Roe 1999 Turner Network Television Director: Rob Lieberman Television Movie Production Manager: Sandy Pereira Production Designer: Dan Yarhi Costume Designer: Jenifur Jarvis Set Supervisor Hangman Producer: Marc Bienstock, Peter 1999 Oasis Pictures Emerson Television Movie Director: Ken Girotti Production Manager: Allan Levine Production Designer: Rupert Lazarus Costume Designer: Jenifur Jarvis Set Supervisor American Psycho Producer: Christian Halsey Solomon, 1999 Muse Productions Chris Hanley, Edward R. Pressman Feature Director: Mary Harron Production Manager: Lauren McLaughlin Production Designer: Gideon Ponte Costume Designer: Isis Mussenden Ass't Costume Designer Survivor Producer: Ken Gord 1998 Alliance Atlantis Communications Director: David Straiton Television Movie Production Manager: Adam Shully Production Designer: Wendy Morrow Costume Designer: Donna Wong Ass't Costume Designer Nightworld: Parkland Producer: Adam J. Shully 1998 Alliance Atlantis Communications Director: Clay Borris Television Movie Production Manager: Adam Shully Period: Futuristic Production Designer: Sheila Haley Costume Designer: Donna Wong Set Supervisor Animorphs, Season 1 Producer: Lena Cordina 1998 Scholastic Productions Director: Various Television Series Production Manager: Lena Cordina Production Designer: Ian Brock Costume Designer: Bill Seigler Set Supervisor Ice Producer: Les Alexander, Don Enright, 1998 Power Pictures Corporation Laurie McLarty, Roderick Taylor Television Movie Director: Jean de Segonzac Production Designer: Philip Dean Foreman Costume Designer: Linda Mathison Set Supervisor John Woo's Once a Thief Producer: Glenn Davis, Wendy Grean 1997 Alliance Communications Corporation Director: Various Television Series Production Manager: David M. Robertson Production Designer: Jacques M. Bradette Costume Designer: Linda Mathison Set Supervisor Mother's Love Producer: Matt Dorff 1997 Once Upon a Time Films Director: Bill Corcoran Television Movie Production Manager: Terry Gould Production Designer: Tim Bider Costume Designer: Georgina Yarhi Set Supervisor First Noel Producer: Susan Murdoch 1996 Canadian Broadcasting Company Director: Jerry London Television Movie Production Manager: Susan Murdoch Production Designer: Susan Longmire Costume Designer: Lynne Mackay Ass't Costume Designer Dead Silence Producer: John Kemeny 1996 Alliance Communications Corporation Director: Daniel Petrie Jr. Television Movie Production Manager: Terry Gould Production Designer: William Beeton Costume Designer: Csilla Marki Set Supervisor No Easy Answers Producer: Patricia Clifford,
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