Lindsey Goodson Paris

costume designer and technician

Portfolio IndexDesign Work• The TRUE Story of the 3 Little Pigs• Misadventures of Uncle McBuck• Balm In Gilead• Iron Moon• Rosencrantz and Guildenstern• Blithe Spirit• Him by e.e. cummings• Streetcar Named DesireCostume Technology and Related Skills• King Lear• T-shirt Designs• Georgia Museum of Art• Children of an Idol Moon• Primordial Egyptology – Winthrop Dance• Dress and Décor Research• Makeup Design and Technology• Contact Information

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The TRUE Story of the Three Little Pigs

Costume Design and buildMarietta Theatre in the

SquareAlley Stage

September –November 2008

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Costume Design ThesisUGA Cellar Theatre, February

2008

Written by Augusto BoalTranslated and Adapted by R.

Moser & George Contini

Uncle McBuck

#1 Dime

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MMisadventures of Uncle McBuck

Superheroes Shera-leeza &

Dubya

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Aliens, right

Dr. Gaunt, below

Students, right

Performers, below

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Balm in GileadCostume design and tech

UGA Cellar TheatreOctober 2006

Darlene

Ann

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Balm in Gilead

Iron MoonCostume Design and tech

Relativity Theatre Concern at the Aurora Theatre

August 2007

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Rosencrantz and GuildensternCostume design and Tech

Piedmont UniversityNovember 2005

Guildenstern

OpheliaOphelia

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Blithe SpiritCostume Design and tech

Winthrop UniversityOctober 2004

Elvira Mrs. Bradman

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Him by e.e. cummings

Scene 2.3Working with designer Charles Berliner, this

master class was instructed to design a theoretical scene. In this scene, a barker sells the solution,

“Cinderella”, which cures all ails, while a faceless crowd passes

by.

Charles Berliner Master Class

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Streetcar Named DesireTheoretical Project

Fall 2006

Blanche StellaFeatured in the

J.W. Stell Design ExpoUSITTSE 2007

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Costume TechnologyAssistant Designs, Crafts, Makeup, and Related

Skills

King LearAssistant Designer

UGA MainstageApril 2006

Cordelia

Servant

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T-shirt Design & Production

Designs for the Wheeler Thespian

Troupe during Fall 2008

Museum Curation, Preservation and Exhibition

Through a collaborative effort, a team of UGA graduate students

successfully designed, curated and planned an exhibit for the Georgia

Museum of Art. The exhibition featured ten dresses from the 20th century, showcasing changes in silhouette over a period of 100

years.

Educational Project – 1910s Paper Dolls

Scale Replica for the visually impaired

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1910s tea gown

Children of an Idol Moon First HandUGA Sceney Stovall

February 2006

Bronte SistersSisters with Maid Return to Index

Primordial EgyptologyDesign, crafts and techWinthrop University

Spring 2004

Headdresses were built utilizing an unique, snug base that moved with the dancer’s head. “Hair” was stitched down to prevent extreme movement. Beads and additional décor were added by hand.

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History of Dress and DecorResearch Plates

Spring 2007

Empire Merveilleuse

Empire Incroyable Victorian Lady

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Makeup Design and Application

Cheshire Cat

Cheetah

Chinese Opera – Monkey

Character – “Nightmare” Sally

Old Age

Cuts/ Bruises

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Contact Information and References

References:

• Suzanne Yates Kathleen Parish• Fine Arts Department Head Production/Company Manager• Wheeler High School Theatre in the Square• (770) 578-3266 770-422-8369 ext.19• Suzanne.yates@cobbk12.org

kathleen@theatreinthesquare.com

• Sylvia Hillyard Pannell Tina Hantula• Professor Emeritus/ USITT President Costume Shop Manager• hillyard@uga.edu University of GA – Dept. of

Theatre• (706) 542-2312• hantula@uga.edu

Jennifer Lindsey Goodson parisianelle@gmail.com4949 Oakdale Lane Apt 221 (770) 296-0501 cell Smyrna GA 30080

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