Position Description

Manages a unit within a department. Plans, organizes and develops goals and procedures for the unit. Represents the unit to administrators, outside agencies and others on relevant matters. Supervises subordinate staff.

Major/Essential Functions

Technical and Shop Skills

Ability to execute and lead the construction, alteration, and fabrication of costumes, including patterning, draping, stitching, crafts, and accessories.
Ability to manage multiple concurrent production timelines while maintaining quality, organization, and safety standards.

Costume Studio Management

Oversee and participate in the realization of garments, crafts, and accessories from design development through production completion, including tracking fabrication progress, labor allocation, and production timelines.
Manage studio workflow for costume, hair, and makeup elements associated with season productions in collaboration with faculty, staff, guest artists, and student crews.
Attend and manage all fittings.
Manage safe operations and maintenance of all studio equipment and machinery.
Maintain and manage an organized inventory of costume stock and storage on and off site.

Leadership and Management Experience

Collaborate with School personnel to realize season productions.
Consult with the Production Manager on scope, labor, and resource allocation.
Educate, train, and supervise costume employees and student crews according to industry, institutional, and safety standards.
Supervise and manage all costume studio staff, including undergraduate and graduate production assistants and allotted payroll.
Attend and participate in season planning efforts, staff meetings, production meetings, postmortem assessments, and other production related meetings.
Establish and maintain clear expectations, communication practices, and working standards for all studio personnel.
Provide structured training and skill development opportunities for students within the production process.
Attend dress rehearsals.
Train and manage backstage operations in the areas of wardrobe, hair, and makeup.

Physical and Logistic

Production schedules may occasionally require evening and weekend work during peak rehearsal and performance periods.
Transport costume stock to and from storage.

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Position Description

Major/Essential Functions

Technical and Shop Skills

Ability to execute and lead the construction, alteration, and fabrication of costumes, including patterning, draping, stitching, crafts, and accessories.
Ability to manage multiple concurrent production timelines while maintaining quality, organization, and safety standards.

Costume Studio Management

Oversee and participate in the realization of garments, crafts, and accessories from design development through production completion, including tracking fabrication progress, labor allocation, and production timelines.
Manage studio workflow for costume, hair, and makeup elements associated with season productions in collaboration with faculty, staff, guest artists, and student crews.
Attend and manage all fittings.
Manage safe operations and maintenance of all studio equipment and machinery.
Maintain and manage an organized inventory of costume stock and storage on and off site.

Leadership and Management Experience

Collaborate with School personnel to realize season productions.
Consult with the Production Manager on scope, labor, and resource allocation.
Educate, train, and supervise costume employees and student crews according to industry, institutional, and safety standards.
Supervise and manage all costume studio staff, including undergraduate and graduate production assistants and allotted payroll.
Attend and participate in season planning efforts, staff meetings, production meetings, postmortem assessments, and other production related meetings.
Establish and maintain clear expectations, communication practices, and working standards for all studio personnel.
Provide structured training and skill development opportunities for students within the production process.
Attend dress rehearsals.
Train and manage backstage operations in the areas of wardrobe, hair, and makeup.

Physical and Logistic

Production schedules may occasionally require evening and weekend work during peak rehearsal and performance periods.
Transport costume stock to and from storage.

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Position Description

Major/Essential Functions

Technical and Shop Skills

Ability to execute and lead the construction, alteration, and fabrication of costumes, including patterning, draping, stitching, crafts, and accessories.
Ability to manage multiple concurrent production timelines while maintaining quality, organization, and safety standards.

Costume Studio Management

Oversee and participate in the realization of garments, crafts, and accessories from design development through production completion, including tracking fabrication progress, labor allocation, and production timelines.
Manage studio workflow for costume, hair, and makeup elements associated with season productions in collaboration with faculty, staff, guest artists, and student crews.
Attend and manage all fittings.
Manage safe operations and maintenance of all studio equipment and machinery.
Maintain and manage an organized inventory of costume stock and storage on and off site.

Leadership and Management Experience

Collaborate with School personnel to realize season productions.
Consult with the Production Manager on scope, labor, and resource allocation.
Educate, train, and supervise costume employees and student crews according to industry, institutional, and safety standards.
Supervise and manage all costume studio staff, including undergraduate and graduate production assistants and allotted payroll.
Attend and participate in season planning efforts, staff meetings, production meetings, postmortem assessments, and other production related meetings.
Establish and maintain clear expectations, communication practices, and working standards for all studio personnel.
Provide structured training and skill development opportunities for students within the production process.
Attend dress rehearsals.
Train and manage backstage operations in the areas of wardrobe, hair, and makeup.

Physical and Logistic

Production schedules may occasionally require evening and weekend work during peak rehearsal and performance periods.
Transport costume stock to and from storage.

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Position Description

Major/Essential Functions

Technical and Shop Skills

Ability to execute and lead the construction, alteration, and fabrication of costumes, including patterning, draping, stitching, crafts, and accessories.
Ability to manage multiple concurrent production timelines while maintaining quality, organization, and safety standards.

Costume Studio Management

Oversee and participate in the realization of garments, crafts, and accessories from design development through production completion, including tracking fabrication progress, labor allocation, and production timelines.
Manage studio workflow for costume, hair, and makeup elements associated with season productions in collaboration with faculty, staff, guest artists, and student crews.
Attend and manage all fittings.
Manage safe operations and maintenance of all studio equipment and machinery.
Maintain and manage an organized inventory of costume stock and storage on and off site.

Leadership and Management Experience

Collaborate with School personnel to realize season productions.
Consult with the Production Manager on scope, labor, and resource allocation.
Educate, train, and supervise costume employees and student crews according to industry, institutional, and safety standards.
Supervise and manage all costume studio staff, including undergraduate and graduate production assistants and allotted payroll.
Attend and participate in season planning efforts, staff meetings, production meetings, postmortem assessments, and other production related meetings.
Establish and maintain clear expectations, communication practices, and working standards for all studio personnel.
Provide structured training and skill development opportunities for students within the production process.
Attend dress rehearsals.
Train and manage backstage operations in the areas of wardrobe, hair, and makeup.

Physical and Logistic

Production schedules may occasionally require evening and weekend work during peak rehearsal and performance periods.
Transport costume stock to and from storage.

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