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Nadine Haders joins us to discuss the artistry and logistics of costume designer for film and television plus, Erik Naso from Newsshooter and I discuss the Red Hydrogen announcement.

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Spotlight: Nadine Haders

Nadine Haders is the talented and versatile costume designer behind films and television shows like Six Feet Under, Deadwood, and the recent Jordan Peele film Get Out. Nadine and I discuss her role as a costume designer and how wardrobe can make or break a character. We dive deep into her work on Get Out and how its’ well defined color pallet supported and enhanced the story, whether you knew it or not. Plus, Erik Naso from NewsShooter.com joins us to discuss the announcement of the Red Hydrogen

• Nadine’s work on Get Out
• Working with Jordan Peele
• How a costume designer presents ideas to a director
• The importance of the colors blue and red in ‘Get Out’
• Working with a color pallet in wardrobe design
• How do you build a character through wardrobe
• The similarities between ‘Get Out’ and ‘Rosemary’s Baby’
• Creating a cult through color
• Nadines work on HBO’s ‘Six Feet Under’
• The details on the RED Hydrogen
• The pre-order culture and what it means for the production industry
• and much much more!

SOME LINKS MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE:

• Nadine Haders on Instagram
• Red Hydrogen on NewsShooter.com
• Ben Consoli on Instagram
• Go Creative Show Twitter
• BC Media Productions Website

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