On the surface, the new Apple TV+ series starring Jason Momoa might appear similar to any other period action-driven drama. However, there are hidden intricacies of the work that this project truly distinguished itself.
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Paradise
Questions arose when creating an entirely new world in Paradise: Where is this enclosed society? Do they have electricity, water, seasons, food, jobs, stores? Did they bring anything from the Old World?
The Naked Gun
The hair gag that was most challenging yet fun to design was when Liam Neeson separated Pam Anderson’s bang hair and it stayed straight up in the air.
The Studio
The look of the show was so stylized that it felt period. Hollywood feels romantic, with a lot of Old Hollywood clashing with the younger generation.
Étoile
A ballet themed dramedy set in New York and Paris, Étoile follows the dancers and staff of two world-renowned ballet companies.
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story
Portraying the real people behind the Menendez brothers trial using footage and other character research.
Evil
It started with the description of a character called “George,” a demon halfway between the sci-fi specificity of Alien and the archetypal scariness of fairy tales.
A Complete Unknown
A Complete Unknown is a true story set in New York in the early 1960s. Anyone familiar with Bob Dylan is also familiar with his iconic silhouette, due to his incredible head of hair.
The Penguin
For HBO’s The Penguin, hair design was crucial—not just as an aesthetic element but as a narrative device reflecting character evolution, emotional shifts, and the dark undercurrents of the show.
Bob Marley: One Love
The movie, which filmed in both the UK and Jamaica, required a meticulous approach to styling the characters, particularly the legendary Bob Marley, portrayed by Kingsley Ben-Adir.