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The wonderful Micheal Strickland playing the upscale Mr. Taylor in The Undocumented Trials of Mewa Singh, for which I did costuming with a wonderful assistant!

Judge Morrison, played by Sacha Romalo, costumed by me for The Undocumented Trials of Mewa Singh.

The integral Harwant Brar, playing Mewa Singh in the historic Vancouver named for him. Costuming done myself and a wonderful assistant!

Costuming for the 1910s post-mortem short Still Life.

On short notice we pulled off an awesome MV, directed by Vancouver local Michelle Kee, and I was lucky enough to Production Design and Costuming. This was a great set!

Small student build of a steampunk pawn shop, for which I managed construction and decoration. It was weird, but we felt proud of the way it took form considering the subject matter.

The short film Still Life was set in the late 1910s and addresses post-mortem photographer. It embodied a ghostly feel with portraits suspended mid-set and lit with ghostly white and flickering fire light. For this I did Production Design and Costumes, and it turned out beautifully!

This is the set of the short film Midnight Fairytale by Eduardo Nicolau, for which I did the Production Design and Costuming. I loved this set as the 1960s is one of my favourite eras to decorate for!

Set of The Undocumented Trials of Mewa Singh, a historic play set in the very courthouse where Mewa Singh was sentenced to death in 1914. This play set and character costumes' was designed myself with the help of a team of wonderful young Vancouver decorators, MUAs and costumers. Directed by Paneet Singh.