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Anita Portfolio 22-2-07 Anita Seiler Costume Designer, Supervisor & Stylist B’Kostumed www.bkostumed.com.au Mobile: 0419 032 788 Email: [email protected] PROFILE As a child, Anita would industriously sketch the costumes whilst watching classical movies and this led onto designing paper doll clothes. During adolescence, Anita would passionately sketch design ideas which formed a portfolio that gained her entry to the South Australian College of the Arts. At Marlsten TAFE studying Fashion Design, Anita learned the process of clothing design and manufacture as well as costume history, fashion sketching, pattern making, colour theory and textile design. Anita’s career in television started at Channel 9 – Adelaide, working on Here’s Humphrey as well as several other children’s television productions in the capacity of producers assistant, researcher. At this time, Anita also set up and the costume department of Channel Nine (Adelaide). A continuity course with the Australian Film and Television School launched a career in film and advertising, starting as an edge numberer for a feature film then progressing to standby wardrobe on Rolf De Heers’ “Incident at Ravens Gate”. This was the precursor to a dynamic, creative and fulfilling career in the Australian Film and Television industry. EDUCATION South Australian College of the Arts, Underdale. Visual Arts – BA, 1 Year Marleston TAFE – Fashion And Garment Construction, 1 Year AFTRS (Aust Film, Television & Radio School), Continuity COSTUME DESIGN 2004 Like Minds’’ Feature Film – (Supervisor, Australia) Bluewater Pictures, Gunpowder Films DIR.- Gregory J. Read 2003 Moustache -Short Film Velvet Pictures DIR- Vicki Sugars 2002 The Honourable Wally Norman – Feature Film Wally Productions DIR.- Ted Emery 2001 Kabbarli’’ – The Story of Daisy Bates – Doco Drama (Period) Resonance Productions DIR.- Andrew Taylor Gauguin – Feature Film (Supervisor, Australia) Motion Picture Company DIR.- Mario Andreacchio 2000 Chuck Finn - Television Series. Episodes 29-48 Barron Entertainment DIR.- Karl Zwicky, Edward McQueen-Mason 1999 Selkie - Feature Film Bluestone Pictures DIR.- Donald Crombie COSTUME DESIGN / ART DIRECTION 1998 Myer Centre - 90 Sec. Commercial DIR.- Grant Hancock Home Girls - Short Film DIR.- Jo Murphy Womens & Childrens Hospital - Drama Doco DIR.- Paul Ryan Heavy Rock - Safety Video DIR.- Marg Hazelgrove STAND-BY WARDROBE / BUYER 1984 – 2004 Cut – Feature Film Beyond Films DIR.- Kimble Rendall Tracks of Glory - Tele Mini Series (Period) Barron Entertainment DIR.- Marcus Cole Golden Fiddles - Tele Mini Series (Period) South Australian Film Corp. Wacko Entertainment DIR.- Claude Fournier Dingo – Feature Film Vertigo Productions DIR.-Rolf De Heer Shadows Of The Heart- Tele Mini Series (Period) South Australian Film Corp. DIR.-Rod Hardy Grim Pickings - Tele Mini Series (Period) Channel Nine South Australian Film Corp. DIR.- Riccardo Pellizzeri Aarons Way – US Tele Series South Australian Film Corp. DIR.- Noel Nosseck River Kings - Tele Mini Series (Period) DIR.- Donald Crombie Prospect Productions Australia - Feature Film (Period) Les Films De La Dreve DIR.- Jean-Jacques Andrien Strangers – Feature Film Genesis Films Dir.-Craig Lahiff The Dreaming – Feature Film Genesis Films DIR.- Mario Andreacchio Incident At Ravens Gate – Feature Film Vertigo Productions DIR.-Rolf De Heer Point Of Departure –Doco Drama Circle Films DIR.- Kathryn Millard Opal Dream – Feature Film Sherman Pictures PTY LTD DIR.- Peter Cattaneo Look Both Ways – Feature Film (Contemporary) Hibiscus Films DIR.- Sarah Watt WARDROBE / PRODUCTION Channel 9, 1983 – 1996 Hot Science Guess What Here’s Humphrey News Presenters Comeon Kids STYLIST / SUPERVISOR Commercials 1992-2005 Toyota Kluger- @Radical.Media- Sydney Michelin Tyres- UFO Films-Sydney Wattyl Id. Paints –Spirit Films Care Australia – Spirit Films Mitsubishi – Spirit Films Transport SA Drink Drive – Spirit Films RAA George – Spirit Films Skycity Adelaide –Film Construction Pty Ltd Menz Fruchocs –Im://Pressive Advertising Cadbury Chocolate Promotion –EC Films Department Of Immigration S.A.- Kojo Productions Mitsubishi.- Caravan.Pictures Bank S.A. – @radical.media- Sydney Subway – Fury Films Sapporo – Black Label Beer- Japco Productions -Sydney Hasbro – Ec Films Skycity – E.Films Holden Runout – Ec Films Farmer’s Union – E.Films Sip’n Save – Mills St Tab – Mills St St George Bank – Prodigy Films Take Care – E.Films Red Back –GSF Films Sealink – E.Films Pizza Haven – E.Films West End Beer – GSF Films Holden – GSF Films Lotto – Scratch & Win Magna Run-Out – E.Films SA Tourism – E.Films Milky Way – Great Southern Films Myer Xmas – Great Southern Films AV Jennings Aust Central Credit Union – Great Southern Films Myer Big Sale – Great Southern Films Sir James – Great Southern Films Co-Op Visa Mitsubishi ‘Play Ball’ West End Draught Lotteries Mega Draw Mitsubishi Pajero Myer October Sale Myer Romance Myer Father’s Day Work Cover Hills Industries SKILLS Professional, conscientious, able to meet tight deadlines and organized. Innovative, creative and resourceful. Is a creative leader and team member with the ability to visualize concepts from oral and or written direction. Has the ability to source costumes and or organize manufacture to specific requirements. Her excellent time management and communication skills have made her an invaluable asset to many productions. EQUIPMENT Industrial sewing machine Industrial overlocker Industrial steamer Extensive standby kit Costume breakdown/dyeing equipment Digital camera Clothes racks Ironing board and iron Large store of fashion accessories eg, men’s and women’s sunglasses, scarves, ties, hats, shoes and jewellery. Large range of new and used work wear for both men and women. Period costumes (1930’s to 1980’s) for men, women and children. An extensive range of period fabrics and trimmings. REFEREES Rita Zanchetta - Production Designer Tel: (08) 8363 1613 Email: [email protected] Paul Ryan - Producer Tel: (08) 8388 5489 Email: [email protected] Leona Cichon - Production Manager/Producer Tel: 0411 472 446 Email: [email protected] Paula Smith - Producer Tel: (08) 8363 8377 Email: [email protected] .
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