**Independent Technical Project**

The Birthday Cake Tutu. Made using traditional ballet techniques with a contemporary design twist.

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Emily Crosato

Senior Costumier *Sight Unseen*

Costumes revealing their hidden colours during dance.

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Gregory Lorenzutti

Senior Costumier *pool (no water)*

Unnamed character wears a bias cut satin camisole with panne velvet cardigan.

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Drew Echberg

**Senior Costumier *The Mystery of Edwin Drood* - Princess Puffer**

Princess Puffer's dress was constructed using found objects including eight newspaper skirts and corset.

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Drew Echberg

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Emily Crosato

Costumier

Emily is an emerging freelancer and passionate costumier based in Melbourne, Victoria. During her final year at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) she held the position of Senior Costumier for pool (no water), Earthquakes in London, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, and six different dance productions. Outside of the VCA, Emily has recently completed a tailoring internship for Hamilton (Sydney) and an additional internship with Kate Aubrey Design and Textiles (New York). Some of her past credits include costumier for The Planet – A Lament (Arts Centre Melbourne, AsiaTOPA, 2020) and as a designer/costumier for Wild Swans (Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, E.motion21 and Circa, 2020). In 2019, Emily had the opportunity to work on Unwoman (The Rabble) – winner of two Green Room Awards.

Web / emilycrosato.wixsite.com/mysite

Email / emxato@gmail.com

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