The Costume Workshop track trains students to make costumes for theatre and other staged forms such as dance, opera and cabaret. It combines creative, technical and historical aspects, and covers materials, textiles, the history of costume and fashion.
Students learn to read costume designs, plan the work and orders, prepare project quotes, and manage subcontracting, hire and related trades such as headwear, embroidery and dyeing. They work with the Costume Design track and on ENSATT productions. The diploma is an Arts et Techniques du Théâtre qualification granting a Master degree, taken over three years in initial training. The page reports a 100% professional placement rate.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Competitive entrance from Bac+2 for initial training over three years. Continuing-education entry is by examination and runs for one year.