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EULYN C. HUFKIE Costume Designer eulyn.com PROJECTS Partial List DIRECTORS STUDIOS/PRODUCERS TATTERED HEARTS Brea Grant BLUMHOUSE / EPIX Feature Film Paige Pemberton, John Ierardi UNHUMAN Marcus Dunstan BLUMHOUSE / EPIX Feature Film Paige Pemberton, Alex Kruener AMERICAN REFUGEE Ali LeRoi BLUMHOUSE / EPIX Feature Film Paige Pemberton, Lisa Bruce A HOUSE ON THE BAYOU Alex McAulay BLUMHOUSE / EPIX Feature Film Paige Pemberton, Mary Margaret Kunze BINGO HELL Gigi Saul Guerrero BLUMHOUSE / AMAZON Feature Film Ian Watermeier, Lisa Bruce ORACLE Daniel di Grado WILL PACKER PRODUCTIONS Feature Film Erika Hampson, James Lopez MADRES Ryan Zaragoza BLUMHOUSE / AMAZON Feature Film John H. Brister, Lisa Bruce BLACK AS NIGHT Maritte Go BLUMHOUSE / AMAZON / John H. Brister Feature Film Lisa Bruce, Guy Stodel, Maggie Malina BLACK BOX Feature Film Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour BLUMHOUSE / AMAZON / John H. Brister EVIL EYE Elan Dassani BLUMHOUSE / AMAZON Feature Film Rajeev Dassani Ian Watermeier THE PURGE Various Directors BLUMHOUSE TELEVISION / USA Season 2 Alissa Kantrow THE RESIDENT Phillip Noyce FOX Seasons 1-2 Various Directors Rob Corn HELLFEST Gregory Plotkin CBS FILMS / VALHALLA ENT. Feature Film Jolly Dale, Willoughby Douglas MAYANS MC Pilot Kurt Sutter FX / Jon Paré, Kurt Sutter, James Elgin FOREVER MY GIRL Bethany Ashton Wolf LD ENTERTAINMENT Feature Film Alison Semenza RYAN HANSEN SOLVES CRIMES Various Directors BLUEGRASS FILMS / YOUTUBE RED ON TV Season 1 Stephanie Meurer, Tracey Baird 24: LEGACY Various Directors IMAGINE TELEVISION / FOX Series Jon Paré, Evan Katz, Jon Cassar THE WALKING DEAD Seasons 2-6 Various Directors VALHALLA ENTERTAINMENT / AMC Set Costumer – Season 1 Tom Luse, Gale Anne Hurd, Frank Darabont THE COLLECTION Marcus Dunstan LD ENTERTAINMENT Feature Film Tom Luse, Jennifer Monroe THE JONESES Feature Film Derrick Borte ECHO LAKE ENTERTAINMENT Costumer Tom Luse, David Rogers THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES Gina Prince-Bythewood FOX SEARCHLIGHT Feature Film Mike Crawford, Lauren Shuler-Donner Set Costumer WELCOME HOME, Malcolm Lee UNIVERSAL ROSCOE JENKINS Feature Film Tim Bourne, Charles Castaldi Set Costumer Mary Parent THE YOUNG BLACK STALLION Simon Wincer BUENA VISTA PICTURES Feature Film Patricia Churchill, Fred Roos Wardrobe Assistant INNOVATIVE-PRODUCTION.COM | 310.656.5151 .

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