Jade Antoinette LeBlanc

"Cherish the Day" Season 2

Costumer Supervisor: Misti Moreaux

Costume Designer: Christann Chanell Turner

"House on the Haunted Hill"

Art Director: Jim Winters

• Created visually appealing character styles that married story with director vision.
• Developed entire looks encompassing garments, makeup and wigs.
• Organized and managed all outfitting and styling for cast.
• Designed new patterns for special genre and story requirements.
• Sewed full outfits for use by main actors and extras.
• Sketched artistic and fresh designs for consideration.
• Properly accessorized costumes for period accurate play.
• Completed alterations to existing outfits to fit specific body sizes and types.
• Attended and participated in extensive rehearsals for stage and film productions.
• Shopped at brick-and-mortar and online stores to find unique and relevant pieces.
• Created import and sourcing initiatives for fabrics and accessories.

"Queen Sugar" Season 6

Costume Supervisor: Misti Moreaux

Costume Designer: Christann Chanell Turner

Matz' "The Killer" (Feature Film)

Costume Designer: Cate Adams

Costume Supervisor: Catherine Incaprera

• As a patternmaker assistant I completed, edited, and altered garment patterns
• I also drew flat sketches and made pattern cards for the garments as well as completing other assorted tasks.

• As an intern, my tasks revolved mostly around organizing and tending to costume pieces that were available to rent
• Some examples of my responsibilities are as follows: sorting costume pieces based on their respective time period, cleaning, steaming, and caring for costume pieces, colour coordinating racks of clothing, assisting in storage preparation for costume accessories, and more.

• My responsibilities were: cashier, customer service, taking mobile/online custom orders, decorating cakes for anything from weddings to children's birthday parties, cleaning, and decorating ready-made pastries and cupcakes for walk-in customers.

• My responsibilities as a jeweler's assistant had no limitations
• I participated in the creation of jewelry pieces from wax mold to finished product
• Examples of the duties of a jeweler's assistant are as follows: pouring metals into wax molds, sanding down rough metal pieces, polishing, using chemicals to clean and alter the state of the metals, and presenting the final piece to the head designer, as well as repairing and polishing pre-owned jewelry from customers.