PLEASE HURRY I NEED THIS FAST Review Questions What is wardrobe? What purpose does wardrobe serve for films and theatre productions?
How can lighting affect costumes and makeup and the actors wearing them in films and theatrical productions?
What are fittings, and why are they important?
Why might the costume designer and/or wardrobe department work with a play's technical director and/or the props master?
What is a costume plot? Why is this important to a film or theatre production?

Critical Thinking Questions
Think of a movie you've seen where the costumes and/or makeup were memorable, in either a good way or a bad way. What specific aspects of the costumes and/or makeup were memorable?
Why might actors in a play not wear typical costumes? What are the advantages and disadvantages of this?
Imagine that you are called upon to design the wardrobe for a film that takes place during the American Civil War. What steps would you take to design the wardrobe for this film? What aspects would you want to keep in mind when designing the wardrobe?
You and a friend are putting together a film on a very small budget. The script takes place in the 1970s, but you don't have much money for costumes. What are some of the ways that you could find costumes for your film?
Why is it important to use professional makeup for film and theatre productions?

1. Wardrobe is everything in film productions or even in just photos they can set the mood and get the immersion just right for you to continue watching a show. If you want to watch a historical drama and they are in crop tops rocking shades and a phone in their hand it wouldn't fully immerse you and you would likely be bothered by it.

2. Lighting affects makeup and outfits by using exposure there might be that one stitch that was messed up on that needs to be hidden but if the lighting is too bright it will stick out like a sore thumb. It affects makeup in subtle notions if you want to have just the right makeup you need to know what lighting you'll be in if it's to harsh your skin will look bad if its too soft you might not catch every detail of the makeup.

3.Fittings are intervals before in between and after an event to make sure that the outfit is still doing what its supposed to and fitting how whoever made it intended it to

4. Props are a big part of wardrobe and it isn't a surprise to see the both departments working together  you need to make sure the outfits go with the props and that the props go with the outfits other wise one or the other will look out of place in a scene

Critical Thinking Questions:

1, My favorite movies to watch for fashion are old movies historical ones it's so fun and interesting to see the way gowns flow because of how they were made and different cultures high class wears. You don't need to be the brightest or the darkest in the room though I do love sparkle sometimes one of my most memorable were when a character was wearing something simple yet still stole my breath away.A part of outfits not many think can catch the eye are the stitches and the trimmings if you put a gold stitch or trim on black fabric it is sure to look nice.

2.  The actors may be like i said earlier in a historical theme where gowns and corsets and things alike that are the norm this can make the relatability to said character hard and since they use that one style it leaves people constantly in want of variety. Advantages are that they can consistently rock one look and can also give watchers a feel of stability

3. I would watch movies and use refernce photos from that time I would keep in mind the amazing feats of women empowerment that happened at that time

4. Thrift stores, They are almost always garenteed to have a find that you can turn around or work into something useable and for cheap

5. If you go too eccentric the makeup will look out of place unless the scene calls for it majority of the time a simple foundation lipstick mascara and a little bit of eyeliner is the best way to go though the bigger looks are fun

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