@hackneywickfc 3rd Kit Campaign🙌🏾 Such An Amazing Project To Work On!
I Absolutely Loved Bringing The 1940s Football Kits & WW2 Uniform To Life😅
Shout Out To The Best Crew & Talent❤️
Producer and Story: Bobby Kasanga
Brand Storyteller/Creative Strategist: Ali A.Kasanga @aliawoyera
Director - Connor Pearson @connorpearsonfilm
1st AD - Chris Upson @cuppycups
2nd AD - Oscar Maher @oscar_maher
DOP - Zain Zaidi @Zainnzaidi
1st AC - Jeremy Scales
Gaffer - George Greenwood
Gaffer - Jordan White @Jordanthejumper
Production Designer - Arthur Galley @arthurgalley.film
Costume Designer - Leah Donaldson James
@leahdonaldsonjames
Sound Recordist - Phoebe Amer @phoebe_amer
Sound Recordist - Pierre-Antoine
Perichon @pierreantoineperichon_
Score by - Benjamin Doherty @bendohertymusic
Edit House - Final Cut @Finalcutedit
Edit Producer - Katy West @katyannwest
Editor - Maud Barry @maudbarryuk
Sound House - Factory @factorystudiosuk
Audio Producer - Deborah Whitfield
Sound Design & Mix Harry Lamb @h.rryl.mb
Colour Grade - Zain Zaidi @Zainnzaidi
Talent:
Danny - Tim Barton
Hackney Wick Football Club Players And Families
Jude Pollitt @jude_pollitt
Cameron Wight @cameronwight5
Lester Kamen @lesterkamen
ORNATE BRIDAL🥹
Interning @ornatebridal alongside @afiaanno has been an unforgettable experience✨
Having @margreeezy as a mentor has allowed me to grow my confidence and skill set as a designer😩 I am so thankful for the time, knowledge and resources you have sown into me; you have and will continue to play a huge part in my career development♥️
I am looking forward to the amazing things to come for @ornatebridal 💐
The Dress was designed by me, but it was made by us🥰 @margreeezy@afiaanno
Although Almost A Year Later🤭…
We Finally Have Young Maya & Darnell 2.0 (this is how I think they would dress now)🤏🏾
@therealgolden47@khalilkain
Side Note: I’m Locking In On My Illustrations So Expect To See More Of These From Me🤍
As a 90s Show Fanatic, I felt inspired to put my own lil twist on Martin & Gina's Signature Style🤝🏾
You Guys Know I Love A Film or TV Couple, So It Was Only Right! @martinlawrence@tishacampbellmartin
Let Me Know What 90s/00s Show I Should Do Next✨…
A Week At Emmerdale✨
Thanks to @_creativeaccess and @itv , I was paired with an amazing mentor @lynnie.walshy , who has welcomed me and gave me the opportunity to gain trainee experience in the Costume Department at Emmerdale🤍
It was such an amazing week full of insightful conversations and training from so many lovely people. Here’s a snippet of what my week looked like🫶🏾
Meet Shirley,
The Queen of Co-Ords, Bold Colours and Stand Out Patterns✨
If You Have Not Yet Seen Shirley On @netflixfilm , Go And Watch It! Learn About The Journey Of Shirley Chisholm As She Displays Her Love For People, For Equal Opportunity & Apparently For McDonalds👏🏾
My Favourite Costume Will Have To Be The Maxi Tunic Dress With The Hippie- Style Pattern, Because Who Knew Rainbows, Suns And Flowers Could Look So Presidential👌🏾
I Also Cannot Miss Out The Fact That The 70s Colour Palette Is Top Tier!
Costume Designer: @bijouluna
The Perfect Find (2023)
Costume Designer: Amit Gajwani @amitgajwani@netflix@tiawilliamswrites
Here are a few of my fav costumes!
1) Both Billie’s and Elodie’s (Jenna’s best friends) costumes were making sense throughout the whole film😍, but this shirt, skirt and glasses combo particularly stood out for me.
2) I am a hopeless romantic, so there’s just something about when a film couple are put in the same colours.
3) Again, same colours🥺and also with the costumes in this scene there is a greater sense of compatibility in the maturity of their styles, in comparison to the beginning of film; which to me indicates that they are now on the same page and are unified as one.
I also couldn’t ignore Jenna’s costume references to the 1920s👏🏾
Film: Premature (2019)
Genre: Romantic Drama
Costume Designer: @angelinascantlebury
This film reflects the complications that come with finding a deep connection with someone at a young age. The couples’ love was organic and their attraction to each other was effortless.
I loved how Isaiah’s t-shirts would be a colour that matched with an element of Ayanna’s top. It created a sense of oneness that didn’t feel forced, but intentional.
