In a 1995 interview with Wired magazine, Steve Jobs likened creativity to a game of connect-the-dots, with truly innovative design happening when the dots are culled from the far, the wide, and the unexpected.

The CDG is committed to exposing and eliminating systemic biases in all aspects of our field. We commit to doing this both within our organization and with advocacy throughout our community” Standing together to celebrate a diverse group of people that represent different ethnicities, a vibrant range of cultural, racial backgrounds, gender roles, and sexual orientations.

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By the tenth episode, the focus expanded to discussing “all things movie,” which opened up the conversation to include…

Organizations for Financial, Social Services, Elder Care, Veterans Benefits, Mental Welfare, and More. As your Costume Designers Guild Local 892 representatives, we want to remind you that there are organizations that are here to help in times of need. Whether social, financial, elder care, or even veterans care, there is a fund for the Entertainment […]

A sanctuary where guests could connect to nature, feel welcomed, and be at peace. A safe haven to come and heal….

As costume designers, we can be leaders in conscious consumerism.

Pay Equity is defined as equal pay for work of equal value. This is a long-standing American ideal. In Costume Design it translates to being paid the same as other heads of departments such as the art director, production designer, and cinematographer.