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We are joined by some of the team behind Saint Maud, producer, Andrea Cornwell, costume designer, Tina Kalivas and production designer Paulina Rzeszowska. Saint Maud is a psychological horror story about a young nurse, Maud, who develops a dangerous obsession with her new patient, Amanda. The team will be talking about how they designed and created the world around Maud and her patient Amanda, to highlight the contrast between them. They will also be revealing how they constructed the film sets and props to be able to create moments of intrigue and surprise for the audience.

Saint Maud is the debut feature from BAFTA’s 2019 Breakthrough Brit Rose Glass and has received 17 record-breaking BIFA nominations. You can watch the trailer here.

The discussion will be followed by an audience Q&A and for those who have not seen the film, a viewing link can be booked alongside your ticket. To be able to receive a viewing link, you must have booked a ticket by 17:00 on Tuesday 12 January.

Paulina Rzeszowska is a production designer who started her career in theatre before moving into film. Saint Maud is her second feature following the film Imperial Blue, set in Uganda. She has worked as a designer on multiple music videos and commercials, collaborating with artists like Madonna, Dizzy Rascal and Skepta and working with acclaimed directors like Emmanuel Adjei, Romain Chassaing and Weronika Tofilska.

Tina Kalivas is a costume designer, who works in both film and theatre and has a fashion background. With costume construction at the core of her work, she began by making iconic show pieces for Alexander McQueen and later designing her own fashion label, with a focus on drama and detail. She has worked with a wide range of characters played by actors such as Gary Oldman and Morgan Freeman, as well as performance-based artists such as Amy Winehouse.

Andrea Cornwell, is an award-winning feature producer. She is currently shooting a thriller set in Pakistan with Oscar-winning director Orlando Von Einsiedel. Her Apostasy (BFI, Creative England and BBC Films) received its world premiere in Toronto in 2017 and was BAFTA nominated and won Best British Film at the Screen Awards. Her documentary film work includes, Seahorse, directed by Jeanie Finlay and multi-award winning Bruce Lee and The Outlaw directed by Joost Vandebrug.

Event Schedule:

17:55: Please join the webinar

18:00-18:45: Discussion led by host

18:45-19:00: Audience Q&A

How will the online event work?

This event will be live streamed via Zoom.us. Viewing details will be sent via your Eventbrite confirmation.

This is an interactive workshop and will take place as a Zoom meeting. Attendees will have the option to have their audio and video switched on to participate in the workshop.

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Q&A: In conversation with the team from Saint Maud

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