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VOLUME 70 NUMBER 2
MOTION PICTURE COSTUMERS
FEBRUARY 2015
LOCAL 705 IATSE
— 705 Hollywood Costume Event —
On Saturday, January 17, 2015, a standing room only crowd of over 200 members, friends and family attended the
Hollywood Costume Event at the Motion Picture Academy Museum, the iconic, former May Company building
at the corner of Wilshire Blvd. and Fairfax Ave.
After light refreshments, guests were given an introduction and orientation by curator, Dr. Deborah Nadoolman Landis.
After her presentation and a brief Q & A, guests were able to enjoy the landmark exhibition.
A big hand of applause to Secretary-Treasurer Wanda Leavey for organizing the event for members,
and Education Committee Chair, Melissa Antablin, for helping out.
The exhibition will close on March 2, 2015. If you have seen it and would like to enjoy it again, time is limited.
This is an opportunity not to be missed by any interested in our Costuming craft and historical Hollywood.
To purchase tickets by phone, call 310-247-3049 or visit Oscars.org/HC.
Use discount code COSTUME to receive a 20% discount.
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING PHOTOS INSIDE ®
MORE
Local 705 Announces the
Jean Rosone Memorial Scholarship
ABOUT
ASSUMPTIONS
In a recent article, assumptions and the inherent
errors that result from them were discussed. Here
are some additional examples.
We are proud to announce the addition of
a merit-based scholarship in memory of
departed member Jean Rosone to be awarded
to a child of a Local 705 costumer.
When speaking to members they assume we have
heard of an issue on their particular show. Many
times we have no idea of the situation. No one has
discussed it with us. It would be beneficial to both
parties if they did. So please keep us informed.
Members call and we don’t even know what show
or where they are working. So let us know. Call in
your work and if we hear of anything pertaining to
that show or member we can communicate it to you.
The Jean Rosone Memorial Scholarship
requires the applicant to be attending or
entering an accredited College or University
in the fall for graduate study.
Applicants must be a dependent whose parent
or guardian is a member in good standing of
Motion Picture Costumers Local 705. To
obtain a scholarship application and application guidelines please contact Mary at the
Local 705 business office. Applications are
available now and only applications postmarked by April 30th 2015 will be reviewed
and evaluated. The decision will be final.
Lastly, if there is anything we need to know in
regards to the functioning of this office keep us in
the loop. For example, if something on the newly
repaired website is still not functioning correctly, let
us know. We can’t fix something if we don’t know
it’s broken.
Motion Picture Costumers Local 705/I.A.T.S.E.
Affiliated with the AFL - CIO
4731 Laurel Canyon Blvd. #201
Valley Village, CA 91607
818.487.5655 818.487.5663 FAX
email: MPC705@aol.com
www.motionpicturecostumers.org
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All submissions must be received before the 15th of each
month for the upcoming issue. Subscriptions: $12 per year.
Executive Board
Steve Ferry – President
Debby Curtis – Vice President
Wanda Leavey – Sec.-Treas. / Asst. B.A.
Bob Iannaccone – Business Representative
Sue Bub – Member-at-Large
Radford Polinsky – Men’s Finished
Cindy Buckner – Women’s Finished
Hossein Namdar – Men’s Custom Made
Renee Nault – Women’s Custom Made
John Van Hout – Costume House Custom Made
Jeff Hartman – Live Television
Carmen Lozano – Costume House
Ryck Schmidt – Sergeant-at-Arms
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A LITTLE THIs, A LITTLE THAT . . .
returning series. Credits will be awarded to shows
with the highest job ratio.
WHAT’S IT ALL MEAN?
It has only been one year since the call went out in the
January issue of this publication asking our members’
support in bringing production back to California by
an increase in the state’s incentive program.
This sounds great. But, what do all these numbers
and percentages mean to us? Being realistic, it has
to mean more and better work for all.
The feature figures would seem to indicate more big
budget movies. The TV figures translate into good
film jobs, not just reality shows. The extra 5% for in
state shooting implies on location is in California;
not the middle of nowhere.
The campaign started with the kick-off event, last February, with overflowing attendance and culminated
with the Victory Celebration held last October. In
between, there were strategy sessions, visits to Sacramento and meetings with politicos. Our members
worked together to reach our common goal.
The higher job ratio will, hopefully, signify larger crews.
The more money given to producers for higher job
ratios, hopefully translates into hiring the help needed
to properly perform our craft; as opposed to too few
crew to execute it properly. The incentives also
include music scoring and post production, maintaining our title of Entertainment Capitol of the World.
Members were asked to sign letters to our legislators. Approximately 5,000 signatures were collected
for these mailings. It’s doubtful if any other Local
topped our degree of participation. This shows the
power we possess when our members unite in a
common interest for us all. The Governor’s signing of
the bill, worth $330 million per year in production
tax incentives for 5 years will increase production.
As the old program of $100 million, was only able to
fund 23 projects last year, by simple math, it’s
obvious production has to expand.
Trying not to be overly optimistic, the future is certainly brighter than the recent past. Some big
budget features have been pushed or postponed.
Hopefully, because they are awaiting the next tax
credits and plan to shoot them locally. The pride
that comes with knowing our industry, and especially
our Local, worked tirelessly to achieve this goal is
overwhelming. That pride will only be exceeded when
the work report shows 100% and the availability list
is blank and nameless.
The question is: How will this program be organized?
This is what is known. The old, ineffective lottery
system will be abolished. The new program will
include features of any budget size, m.o.w.’s, miniseries, pilots and new hour long episodic television
shows shown on any platform; cable, web or new
media. The new program continues to encourage the
relocating of TV shows previously filmed outside of
California.
In Solidarity,
Bob
A 20% tax credit will be provided, with an additional
5% added for shooting out of Los Angeles, but still in
the state of California. This will allow members
more weekend family time with distant locations
lessening and locations only a short flight or drive
away from home. 35% is allotted to major features
and 5% to indies. 20% allotted to relocating series
and the remaining 40% to go to pilots, new and
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“We come to reason, not to dominate.
We do not seek to have our way,
but to find a common way.”
-- Lyndon B. Johnson
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A Reminder From
The Library Committee
What Contract?
The business office receives many requests
for information concerning rates and other
questions.
Local 705 has a wonderful library located
on the first floor of the Business Office.
It is open for your use
during business hours (9AM-5PM).
If you wish to use the library,
please call first to make an appointment.
The library welcomes any donations.
It isn’t always possible for the caller to know
under which contract they are working.
The union holds more than twenty different
contracts. Certain information is needed to
prevent misinformation being given out to
members.
The business office will try to determine
the correct contract and give members
accurate information. Sometimes it
requires several calls and some detective
work to determine the actual contract.
Article Submissions
From Members Are
In cases where a printed contract is available
members can obtain copies from the office.
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Welcomed & Encouraged!
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EXECUTIVE BOArD MEETING MINUTES
least one hundred twenty (120) days in the thirty-six (36)
months prior to nomination; and that time served as an officer
of this Local shall be applied toward the required one hundred
twenty (120) days.
January 7, 2015
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Present: Steve Ferry, Debby Curtis, Wanda Leavey, Bob
Iannaccone, Sue Bub, Radford Polinsky, Carmen Lozano, Renee
Nault, Stephanie Fox-Kramer and Jeffrey Schoenberg.
Excused: Cindy Buckner, Jeff Hartman, Hossein Namdar, John
Van Hout and Kathy Monderine.
OLD BUSINESS
Brother Iannaccone reported that The Directory has been typeset and is in the process of being proofread and checked at the
printer. As soon as it is delivered to the office, members would
be notified. Discussion followed.
CALL TO ORDER/APPROVAL OF MINUTES
President Ferry called the meeting to order at 7:07 PM and asked
for a motion to approve the minutes of the Executive Board
meeting of Dec. 9, 2014. Sister Sue Bub noted the phrase
“Associated Memberships” needed to be changed to “Active
Memberships” under New Business referring to the Television
Academy. Sister Debby Curtis moved to approve the minutes
with the amendment. Sister Carmen Lozano moved to 2nd.
The motion was carried unanimously.
Sister Leavey reported that the Hollywood Costume Event, to
be held on Saturday morning, Jan. 17, at the time of the Executive Board meeting, was near to 100 in attendance, already. She
reminded members of the Executive Board to remind their
members that the email address on the announcement was the
correct place to rsvp; not the Local’s Business office.
Sister Leavey reported that footage of both the Retirement
Seminar, held in conjunction with the Costume Designers Guild,
Local 892 and the Fabric Seminar organized by the Local’s
Education Committee were being edited in their final stages;
and she hoped that they would soon be ready for distribution.
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORT
Brother Bob Iannaccone reported that the Negotiating Committee had their final meeting and proposals were sent to the
IATSE West Coast Office. He noted that many members
participated in submitting proposals for the new contract that
the committee reviewed.
Brother Iannaccone reported that the Local had 10 tickets to
give to members for The Day at the Races Event, benefitting
the Motion Picture and Television Fund, held on Saturday,
Jan. 31. He noted that interested members should contact him
at the Local’s Business office.
Brother Iannaccone reminded members that the next General
Membership Meeting would be held this coming Saturday,
Jan. 10, 2015 at Local 44, rather than its customary location at
Local 80.
NEW BUSINESS
Brother Iannaccone reported that he would be attending the
IATSE Mid-Winter General Executive Board Meeting in
Charlotte, North Carolina the week of Jan. 26 through Jan. 30,
2015.
SECRETARY-TREASURER’S /
ASST. BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE REPORT
Financial Report
Sister Wanda Leavey and members of the Executive Board
reviewed the December 2014 financial report which had been
prepared through the month of December until Dec. 31, 2014
and found the Local well within budget.
Brother Iannaccone reported that the Yard Sale from the Jean
Rosone estate went well. He also reported that talks were continuing with her family as to if and how a memorial scholarship
might be offered in Sister Rosone’s name.
Sister Leavey reported that she had been contacted by a software
company that currently works with other Locals in our area, and
the IA offices in New York. She noted that information from
them should be arriving in the next few days. Discussion
followed.
ADJOURNMENT
Sister Lozano moved to adjourn and Sister Renee Nault moved
to 2nd.
The next Executive Board meeting will be held on Tuesday, Feb.
3, 2015.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Brother Ferry reported that the Local’s elections of officers, Executive Board members and delegates would be held this coming
April. He noted that nominations would be held at the April
General Membership meeting. Brother Jeffrey Schoenberg
reminded Executive Board members of the amendment revising
eligibility for nomination; Article Three, Section 2. He noted
that included now is the requirement that nominees have
worked in the Industry within this Local’s jurisdiction for at
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Respectfully Submitted,
Wanda Leavey
Secretary-Treasurer/Asst. Business Representative
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GENErAL MEMBErsHIP MEETING MINUTES
noted that the video of the event was currently being edited and would
be ready to be uploaded on to the Local’s website shortly, as well as
available on discs. Sister Antablin also reported that the Education
committee was currently discussing other classes to be made available
to members this coming Spring.
January 10, 2015
CALL TO ORDER
President Steve Ferry called the meeting to order at 11:07 AM and asked
the membership to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
Brother Ferry asked the membership to remain standing in observance
of the passing of the following members: Suzanne Bushnell, Gina
Morelli-Rios, Betty Nowell and Jean Rosone. He also asked for a
moment of silence for our men and women serving in the military
across the globe.
Negotiating Committee
Sister Rebecca Graves, chairperson of the Negotiating committee, reported that the committee reviewed and discussed all of the suggestions
and ideas submitted to them by members and formatted them for presentation to the IA. Sister Kathy Monderine, committee member,
thanked all members that submitted suggestions. Brother Bob
Iannaccone noted that actual contract negotiations would begin in
Spring. Sister Christina Anthony questioned whether the time that
double time begins was addressed, as she was concerned that it remain
as beginning after 12 hours of work, rather than 14. Sister Graves
assured her that this was addressed and submitted to the IA. Sister
Robyn Williams reported that she was concerned about particular
issues being presented from the committee. Brother Iannaccone
reminded members, as Sister Graves had previously stated, that all
suggestions and ideas submitted by members to the committee had
been reviewed, discussed and submitted. Discussion followed regarding
all of the negotiating ideas submitted. Brother John Van Hout
questioned who determined that submitted suggestions remain
confidential until after bargaining. Brother Ferry reported that it was
the committee’s decision. Lively discussion followed among many
members present, regarding the best policy and politesse to use in
negotiating with the AMPTP. Sister Anthony reminded members that
“United we stand. Divided we fall.”
INITIATION OF NEW MEMBERS
Brother Ferry asked the following applicants to stand and introduce
themselves to the membership; Alicia Boue, Mallory Bradley, Christine
A. Callan, Megan Klimkos and Melissa D. Orndorff. Brother Ferry
administered the Local’s Oath of Obligation to the applicants and
welcomed them as members of Local 705.
INTRODUCTION OF OFFICERS AND STAFF
Brother Ferry introduced the Local’s Officers, Executive Board members
and Office Staff in attendance; President Steve Ferry, Vice-President
Debby Curtis, Secretary-Treasurer and Asst. Business Representative
Wanda Leavey, Business Representative Bob Iannaccone, Field
Representative, Noel Leonard, Sue Bub, Member-at-Large, Radford
Polinsky, Mens Finished, Stephanie Fox-Kramer, Women’s Finished
Alternate, Renee Nault, Women’s Custom Made, Jeffrey Schoenberg,
Women’s Custom Made Alternate, John Van Hout, Costume House
Custom Made and Kathy Monderine, Member-at-Large Alternate.
Brother Ferry then introduced the Local’s Staff; Mary Zuniga, Office
Administrator, Clara Vega and Adriana Crawford.
Technology and Communications Committee
Brother Adam West, Chairperson of the Technology and Communications committee discussed the goals of the committee; looking forward
to the next 15 or 20 years. Brother West mentioned that currently the
scheduling of website companies to present their proposals after consulting with the Business Office was the next step on his committee’s
agenda, as the committee’s proposed funds had been approved by the
Executive Board. Sister Grossi suggested publishing the committee’s
suggestions for the website. Sister Grossi also suggested that a conflict
of interest form be made available for developers to sign, and the
language of the website be updated. Brother Iannaccone suggested in
the interim that members call the office to report any errors or repairs
needed, so they could be addressed. Sister Andrea Monroe suggested
that more emails come from the Business Office with information
important to members. Brother Iannaccone reported that many emails
are sent out weekly, including reminders to members to keep their
contact information current. Sister Sandy Ampon reminded members
that personal responsibility for oneself, rather than relying on others,
was always the best way to make sure your needs were met. Brother
West added that one of his committee’s priorities was making individual use of the Local’s website for any information easier. Brother Ferry
suggested anyone wanting to join the Technology and Communications
Committee should let him know.
(continued on next page)
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
Brother Ferry asked for a motion to approve the General Membership
meeting minutes of Oct. 11, 2014, and the Executive Board meeting
minutes of Oct. 7, Nov. 4 and Dec. 9, 2014. Brother Adam West
moved to approve the minutes, and Brother Hector Morales moved to
2nd. Sister Nancy Grossi asked to include the possibility of hiring
someone for the website in the minutes, as previously requested to the
membership at the General Membership meeting of Oct. 7, 2014. The
motion was carried unanimously.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Constitution & By-Laws
Brother Jeffrey Schoenberg, Constitution and By-Laws chairperson,
reported that the recent amendments approved by the General Membership, had been approved by the IATSE General Office in New York
and would be in print soon. Brother Schoenberg also reminded members that the committee deals with language, not policy or content; and
invited any member with questions to speak with him after the meeting.
Education
Sister Melissa Antablin, Education committee chairperson, reported
that the Fabric Seminar held last November at International Silks and
Woolens was a huge success and thanked all who participated again. She
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Membership meetings. She suggested it would be a good idea to
include his report along with others’ reports going forward. Brother
Leonard reported that he was glad to be appreciated by members on
sets when he visits their sets to discuss any items that members wish to
discuss about their production and crew. He noted that he always visits
productions when there is a member request, but often will just “drop
in” on shows also.
Welfare Committee
Brother Paul DeLucca, Welfare committee co-chairperson, thanked the
members of his committee; Sister April Howard, co-chairperson, Sister
Lynda Arnold, Sister Sue Bub, Sister Renee Nault and Brother Phil
Wayne for their support and contributions. Brother DeLucca also
thanked members who participated in the Welfare Committee’s annual
Raffle in support of the Retirees Luncheon. He noted that it was a
wonderful event for all ages to attend. Brother DeLucca also reminded
members to keep their beneficiary information current for their Death
Benefit, which is $2,500.00.
Sister Bobbi Garland reported that the Oral History committee of
UCLA’s Costume Department is interested in spotlighting Local 705
and its contribution to the City of Los Angeles. She asked any members interested in the project to contact her.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Brother Ferry reported that the 2015 Budget presented by the Budget
and Finance Committee, chaired by Sister Bethany Bohatila, had been
approved by the Executive Board.
Sister Susanna Sandke attempted to make a motion suspending Brother
Iannaccone for three days, and Brother DeLucca immediately moved to
2nd. Brother Schoenberg raised a point of procedure to ask if such a
motion was out of order as the IA President, Matthew Loeb, had already
ruled on this order and the motion was outside the appeals procedure.
Brother West moved to table the motion and Brother Hector Morales
moved to 2nd. The motion was carried unanimously. Brother West
then moved to recognize Sister Sandke as a valuable contributor to the
Local. Brother Radford Polinsky moved to 2nd. The motion was
carried unanimously.
SECRETARY-TREASURER/
ASST. BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORT
Sister Wanda Leavey reported that the year had gotten off to a good
start with production being up, and many shows returning. She reminded members that the effect of the recently approved tax incentives
for the state would be another boost for more work in California as the
year progresses. Sister Leavey thanked the members that signed letters
in support of the tax incentives throughout last year that not only helped
aid the passage of AB 1839, but, also helped Local 705 be recognized
as one of the main supporters of the bill. She also thanked Business
Representative Bob Iannaccone for his hard work in encouraging members to support the bill.
FREE DUES DRAWING
Winners of the Free Dues Drawing: Sister Stephanie McNair, Sister
Ninalou Risolio and Sister Maro Isakulyan.
ADJOURNMENT
Brother Morales moved to adjourn. Sister Monderine moved to 2nd.
Sister Leavey reminded members about next Saturday’s Hollywood
Costume Event at the Motion Picture Academy at Wilshire Blvd. and
Fairfax Ave. She encouraged members to take advantage of the 50%
discount offered, refreshments and presentation by the Exhibit’s
curator, Deborah Nadoolman Landis, PhD; which she specifically has
geared toward our Local.
Respectfully Submitted,
Wanda Leavey
Secretary-Treasurer/Asst. Business Representative
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORT
Brother Iannaccone reported that both The Directory and the Local’s
Constitution and By-Laws with the recently added amendments had
gone to the printer and should be ready for distribution shortly after.
IMPORTANT !!!!
PLEASE REMEMBER !!!
CALL THE UNION OFFICE
TO REPORT CONTRACT VIOLATIONS
YOU WILL REMAIN ANONYMOUS
(818) 487-5655
OLD BUSINESS
Sister Leavey reported that the Retirement Seminar held in conjunction
with The Costume Designers Guild, Local 892 was near completion in
editing per the chairperson of Local 892’s Education Committee, Sister
Ivy Thaide. She noted that as soon as it was ready, the Local will post
it to our website.
NEW BUSINESS
JUST A REMINDER
Brother Iannaccone reported that 10 free tickets to the Day at the Races
event on Saturday, Jan. 31 would be available at the Business Office on
a first call, first come basis. Anyone interested should call the Office as
to when they will be available for pick up.
With the new season in full swing,
please take this reminder to those
of our members who have welfare loans.
This might be a good time to make a payment.
Any payment – full or partial –
will be gratefully accepted.
Brother Iannaccone also reported that Costume Rentals Corp. was going
to have a Fabric Sale, should any members need to stock or restock
their supplies. The date would be announced shortly.
Sister Stephanie Fox-Kramer suggested that Field Representative Noel
Leonard report on his work in the field for the Local, at General
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LOCAL 705 OFFERS
THE
SANDRA BERKE JORDAN & AL DI PARDO SCHOLARSHIPS
In addition, the $500 Sandra Berke Jordan Memorial Scholarship requires that the applicant will be
entering an accredited junior/community college
pursuing an AA or AS degree or trade school
seeking a Certificate of completion.
Motion Picture Costumers Local 705 is pleased to
announce that it will again award four merit based
scholarships to children of Local 705 members.
The $2,000 Al Di Pardo Scholarship for High School
Seniors requires that the applicant will be attending an accredited four year college or university
next fall.
Applicants for all scholarships must be a dependent whose parent or legal guardian is a member in
good standing of Motion Picture Costumers Local
705. To obtain a scholarship application and application guidelines, contact Mary in the Local 705
Business Office. Applications will be available
January 15, 2015. Only completed applications
postmarked by April 1, 2015, will be reviewed and
evaluated and the decision will be final.
The $2,000 Al Di Pardo College Continuation
Scholarship requires that the student has completed
one or more semesters or quarters of full time
studies at an accredited college, university or
community college and will be continuing their
education at an accredited four year academic
institution in pursuit of a baccalaureate degree
next fall.
The leadership of this Local is committed to supporting educational opportunities and is thankful that
the legacies of Brother Di Pardo and Sister Berke
Jordan will forever be associated with the future of
Local 705 which they cared so much about.
The $2,500 Sandra Berke Jordan Memorial Scholarship will be open to all applicants for the two Al
Di Pardo Scholarships.
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OUT & ABOUT WITH FIELD REP. NOEL LEONARD
We are experiencing a very busy production season. Here are some of the projects being done, and the crews that are doing them:
Television:
“Silicon Valley”
Costume Designer: Christina Mongini*
Supervisor: Carrie Holt
Costumers: Jennifer Steele, Betsy Glick,
Kelly Jones, Bethany Bohatila
“ `black •ish”
Costume Designer: Stacy Beverly*
Supervisor: Stephanie Fox-Kramer
Costumers: Zhanna Tataryan, Melia Ford,
Hachy Mendez, Jessica Elliot,
Tania Pacheco, Melissa Lizardo
"AGENT CARTER" Crew
Left to right:
Top Row: Kanani Wolf (Costumer), Donna Shultz (Costumer),
Barbara Marko (Costumer), Arin Burke (Costumer), Henry Po (WCM)
Bottom Row: Hossein Namdar (MCM), Phyllis Gilliam (Costumer),
Tracey Rogers (Costumer), Kristen Anacker (Costumer),
Donna Beltran (Costumer), Esther Lopez (WCM),
Giovanna Melton (Costumer), Misty Halliday (Costume Supervisor),
Bradley Inaba (Costumer), Susan Nininger* (Costumer),
Kelli Hagen (Costumer), Fereydoun Gholami (MCM)
“The Goldbergs”
Supervisor: Anni Speckheuer
Costumers: Justin Ducoty, Erin Tanaka,
Tera Struck, Adam Sabodish,
Adam Sabodish, Jordana Leeds
* Dual Card Holder
“Brooklyn Nine-Nine”
Supervisor: Alexis Jacks
Costumers: Michi Tomimatsu, Takashi Bernhardt,
Wess Albrecht, Rachel Weir
Dana Casey, Beckett McMahan
WCM: Carol Caplon
“Masterchef 6”
Costume Designer: Joleen Garnett*
Supervisor: Kresta Lins
Costumers: Rosalina Castillo, Jaclyn Mathis
WCM: Rebecca Dominguez
* Dual Card Holders
“To be one, united is a great thing.
But to respect the right to be
different is maybe even greater.”
“JUSTIFIED” Crew
Left to right:
Felicia Molinari (Costumer), Damien Quinn (Costumer),
Lorie Young (Costumer), Keith Wegner (Costumer),
Mellissa Yanda (Costumer)
Not Pictured: Patia Prouty (Costume Designer)*,
Conan Castro (Costume Supervisor)*, Jill Machlis (Costumer)
-- BONO
* Dual Card Holders
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THE BUSINESS OFFICE.