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RICHARD SALE Costume Designer PROJECTS DIRECTORS STUDIOS/PRODUCERS AQUAMAN 2 James Wan DC ENTERTAINMENT / WARNER BROS. Peter Safran, Rob Cowan LAST DAY ON MARS Ruairi Robinson QWERTY FILMS / IRISH FILM BOARD Michael Kuhn, Andrea Cornwell ASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER DOCTOR STRANGE AND THE Sam Raimi MARVEL / DISNEY MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS Kevin Feige, Eric Carroll Costume Designer: Graham Churchyard Jamie Christopher THE ETERNALS Chloé Zhao MARVEL / DISNEY Costume Designer: Sammy Sheldon Differ Kevin Feige, Nate Moore Kevin De La Noye WONDER WOMAN 1984 Patty Jenkins DC ENTERTAINMENT / WARNER BROS. Costume Designer: Lindy Hemming Charles Roven, Gal Godot, Steven Jones OUTLAW KING David Mackenzie NETFLIX / SIGMA FILMS Costume Designer: Jane Petrie Gillian Berrie, Richard Brown Steve Golin READY PLAYER ONE Steven Spielberg AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT Costume Designer: Kasia Walicka-Mainone WARNER BROS Donald De Line, Kristie Macosko Krieger MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS Kenneth Branagh 20TH CENTURY FOX / GENRE FILMS Costume Designer: Alexandra Byrne Ridley Scott, Mark Gordon DOCTOR STRANGE Scott Derrickson MARVEL / DISNEY Costume Designer: Alexandra Byrne Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito Stephen Broussard THE MARTIAN Ridley Scott SCOTT FREE PRODUCTIONS Costume Designer: Janty Yates 20Th CENTURY FOX Michael Schaefer, Simon Kinberg Mark Huffam THE AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON Joss Whedon MARVEL / DISNEY Costume Designer: Alexandra Byrne Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito Jeremy Latcham GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY James Gunn MARVEL / DISNEY Costume Designer: Alexandra Byrne Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito Jeremy Latcham WORLD WAR Z Marc Forster PARAMOUNT PICTURES Costume Designer: Mayes C. Rubeo PLAN B ENTERTAINMENT Brad Pitt, Dede Gardner, Ian Bryce X-MEN: FIRST CLASS Matthew Vaughn 20TH CENTURY FOX / MARVEL Costume Designer: Sammy Sheldon Gregory Goodman, Janine Modder GREEN ZONE Paul Greengrass UNIVERSAL PICTURES Costume Designer: Sammy Sheldon WORKING TITLE FILMS Lloyd Levin, Eric Fellner, Tim Bevin UNITED 93 Paul Greengrass UNIVERSAL PICTURES Costume Designer: Dinah Collin WORKING TITLE FILMS Lloyd Levin, Eric Fellner, Tim Bevin INNOVATIVE-PRODUCTION.COM | 310.656.5151 .

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