Warchief
Warchief was Kirsties first industry project. Her role of senior costume designer allowed her to work as part of the pre-production team, leading the costume department to develop, design, and make all the character costumes. Kirstie then worked on set managing a small wardrobe team to ensure the smooth running of day to day filming and costumes dressing.
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​She worked closely with the props and SFX teams to ensure the costumes worked well together to create the best character outcomes.
During pre-production, she developed and made over 30 costumes for the film, and assisted on many more.
She was fortunate enough to work with Douglas Milsome BSC, ASC, who was the Director of Photography. During the filming of Warchief, they worked closely with the Mark Milsome Foundation, a charity that began after the passing of Douglas' son Mark, who died while filming a car scene for a film.
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The charity aims to educate and promote modern Health and Safety practices, due to the nature of Mark Milsome's death, while shooting a film. The charity now works to encourage and support young passionate people starting out in the industry to achieve their goals.
#BeMoreMark
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