The New Flesh Presents:
Hybrid Design Workshop with Costume Designer Hayley Nebauer

Creating unique costumes ideal to the needs of each director and production, Hayley Nebauer has worked as a costume designer for film, television and theatre since 2000. Originally from Australia, Hayley has also worked in England, Wales, the Czech Republic, Italy, Hungry, Scotland, Spain, France, Northern Ireland, Greece, Morocco and Brazil, but has been based in the UK since 2005.
Growing up in Tasmania with an early interest in costume history and science fiction, Hayley works from varied sources, often uses a process called ‘Hybrid Design’ to blend her love of rich historical costume with contemporary design or other contrasting aesthetics. With strong costume cutting and making skills, many of the productions she designs for have a high percentage of custom made costumes.
Recent work includes a new TV series for NBC Universal/ BBC called ‘The Capture’ that will be out late in 2019, series 10 of BBC’s ‘Doctor Who’, as well as the 2016 and 2017 Christmas Specials, feature film ‘Close’, starring Noomi Rapace and series 3 of the swashbuckling 17th Century BBC drama ‘The Musketeers’.

The New Flesh is an artist residency programme that commissions early career artists working with film and moving image to produce new works using the facilities and costumes at Academy Costumes, one of the UK’s leading costumiers for stage and screen. These works are presented through LUX and Berwick Film & Media Art Festival, two of the UK’s leading organisations for supporting artists’ film. The New Flesh was founded and is curated by Georgie Brinkman. Alongside the residency, she curates a series of talks, screenings and workshops at LUX that explore the intersection of costume and moving image.