I enjoyed the class trip to the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria. Its one of the few museums in New York City I had yet to go too. One thing that stood out to me the most was the costume/wardrobe portion of the museum. In this particular section I realized just how important the wardrobe selection is to the film. It has so much meaning to it. The costume represents the time period, the mood of the character, who he/she wants to be portrayed as. Let alone how much work is done by the costume designer to create these pieces. Especially in films from the early and mid 20th century. So much detail into these costumes. There were some costumes and outfits that I looked at and saw, wow is that even a costume it looks so simple, like the one Eddie Murphy wore in Beverly Hills Cop. It was great to see the dress in person from Mrs. Doubtfire, a movie I remember seeing 10 years ago. Not only that but right next to the dress was the fat suit, which Robin Williams wore in the movie to make hi...
Comments
Post a Comment