Podcast appearances and mentions of ane crabtree

In this episode we are joined by the acclaimed visual artist and costume designer, Ane Crabtree. Ane's substantial body of work includes her iconic, unmistakable designs for THE HANDMAID'S TALE (seasons one and two) as well as WESTWORLD (season one), and Apple TV's THE CHANGELING. As such, Ane has built a formidable reputation as a designer of the future and was described as one of Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business in 2018, deemed so "for designing the apocalypse". Ane is a long standing collaborator with (previous guest of this show) Liam Young, including their most recent project PLANETARY REDESIGN which premiered at Venice Biennale in 2023. Ane also recently collaborated with Darren Aronofsky for POSTCARDS FROM EARTH which was made for The Sphere in Las Vegas. Her work reflects the rural roots of Kentucky and the rich influence of her Okinawan heritage as the backbone of her visual storytelling. In this inspiring and wide-ranging conversation, we discuss the theme of worldbuilding tand storytelling through costume design, includiing her work for THE HANDMAID'S TALE. We also explore Ane's creative and collaborative process, her journey from rural Kentucky to the peak of screen storytelling, the influence of her Okinawan heritage in her work and how she came to collaborate with Darren Aronofsky - and much more! About Ane Crabtree Ane Crabtree is a visual artist, painter, costume designer, and documentarian whose images conjure the hidden emotions behind the stories of memory, skewed reality, sense of place, and human nature. Her work in movies and television explores the use of deconstruction and dystopia, most notably in her original iconic designs for The Handmaid's Tale, seasons one and two. She is also responsible for The Sopranos pilot, Westworld season one, and Masters of Sex, seasons one and two. Inspired by the landscapes of reality, alchemy, nature, and direct documentation, Crabtree's approach to her designs explores the transcendence of the real, utilizing emotions as a conduit or emotional decoder for the audience. In 2018, Crabtree spoke at the United Nations, in support of the METoo movement, at the commemoration of The International Day to End Violence Against Women/Orange the World. She has been nominated for three Emmy Awards (2017, 2018, 2019)for her work on The Handmaid's Tale and Westworld (2016). She has been nominated for four Costume Guild Awards for PanAm (2012), Masters of Sex (2015), Westworld (2016), and winning for The Handmaid's Tale (2018). Her first solo exhibition was "Designs for Dystopia" at SCAD Museum of Fashion and Film, featuring her sketches, designs, and wall of inspiration from The Handmaid's Tale (2018). Her work for The Handmaid's Tale has been shown at pop up exhibitions for Vogue Magazine/The Public Hotel (2017), The Paley Center for Media (2017), and is a part of the permanent collection at The National Museum of American History at The Smithsonian Museum (2018). This work was also a part of the group exhibition, Designs for Different Futures at The Philadelphia Museum of Art (2019-2020), The Walker Museum of Art (2020-2021), and The Art Institute of Chicago (2021). Crabtree's work will soon be featured in a group exhibition, "Mother!" at The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark (2021). Her most recent collaboration, with filmmaker Liam Young, for the National Gallery of Victoria Museum's Triennial (2020-2021), at MAAT in Lisbon (March 2021), and at the Shanghai Biennale (April 2021) features costumes in the short film "Planet City", directed and produced by Liam Young. Planet City is the first "design for utopia" for Crabtree. She served as costume designer, producer, and costume director for seven international artists, including herself. Her costumes for The Handmaid's Tale are now in the permanent collection of The Smithsonian Museum of American History.

You heard me right....we are In The Seats once more....First off I have to thank my loyal listeners who have been missing us these past few weeks.  My mother recently lost her battle with Lung Cancer at the age of 76 and as you'd expect it threw me for a loop as I have and am still processing a myriad of things going on in my life.  That being said she was also my most ardent supporter and reminded me every day of what a joy it is to be able to talk with people and support the arts in all of it's forms so it's in her honor that we are back and doing what we love.We had the unique please of sitting down with costume designer Ane Crabtree to talk about her work on the show 'The Changeling' which is streaming now on Apple TV+.We talked about the job, and getting to be a part of a fascinating piece of TV from the early stages as well as some of the creative influences, flourishes and moments in her life that got her to where she is today.The Changeling is on Apple TV+ now.Thanks Mum....

On Sci-Fi Talk. I dive into the world of costume design with the incredibly talented Ane Crabtree. In this episode, Ane shares her unique approach to designing costumes, discussing how music guides her creativity and how she incorporates diverse cultural influences into her work. Join us as we explore Ane's process, her inspiration behind the costumes for "The Changeling," and the transformative nature of her fittings for actors. We'll also discuss Ane's experiences with "The Handmaid's Tale," the impact of her work, and its eventual placement in the Smithsonian collection.  Subscribe to Sci-Fi Talk Plus

Welcome to a new episode of the Geektown Behind The Scenes podcast. This week, I’m chatting with Natalie Bronfman, costume designer on 'The Handmaid's Tale' Season 3, Quibi series 'Most Dangerous Game' starring Liam Hemsworth & Christoph Waltz, and Season 2 of Steven Knight's brilliant Apple drama 'See' starring Jason Momoa.Along with those shows, Natalie has previously worked on 'Alias Grace' (also by Handmaid's author Margaret Atwood), mini-series '11.22.63', Netflix's 'Hemlock Grove', and 'Transporter: The Series'. She also worked on the 2013 film 'Carrie', the movie 'Jumper' starring Hayden Christensen & Jamie Bell, and 2004 horror 'Dawn of the Dead'.In the interview, we discuss stepping up to take over the reins of Handmaid's from original designer Ane Crabtree, just as the number of costumes on the drama grew by an extraordinary amount! We also chat about some of the amazingly sharp suits she created from scratch for 'Most Dangerous Game', and joining the unique drama 'See', where she has to design clothes for blind characters in a post-apocalyptic world... again, just at a point where the number of costumes expanded by an extraordinary amount!If you'd like to hear more behind the scenes interviews, don't forget to subscribe to where ever you get your podcasts by searching for "Geektown Radio". This will also give you our weekly Geektown Radio podcast which brings you all the latest tv, film and gaming news. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/geektown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sometimes costumes on television shows take on a life of their own.  KYW Newsradio's Lauren Lipton talks with the designer of the Handmaid costume now on display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. 

JJ is a multitalented, empathically clairvoyant maker of protective and otherwise fine jewelries and uniquely designed pieces. An internationally recognized artist noted for her metalsmitheries, this lady was humble enough to not mention this during our interview, but just one example of those who are hip enough to wear her jewelry are case in point one Elton John's recent favorite band according to his online playlist, The Comet Is Coming (who we caught at the Sinclair - @cometcoming on twits - can be seen wearing JJ's work on and off stage) ~ I'm quite a fan, to say the least. Exciting to add that several of JJ's pieces will be seen in an upcoming photo shoot in Italian Reve Magazine featuring Ane Crabtree, the costume designer for The Handmaid's Tale, Westworld, and an upcoming Apple TV Series as well! She's the best!

The clothes make the woman... In this episode, Paula Wallace talks with film and television costume designer Ane Crabtree. The two converse about Ane's design process, including her iconic work on "The Handmaid's Tale," how fashion informs costume design, and the art of collaboration.

Three time Emmy nominee, and former Handmaid's Tale costume designer Ane Crabtree joins us to answer your questions and talk about all things Handmaid's Tale. Why did she leave the show? Who was the most challenging character to design for ? What inspired the leather muzzles in season 2? Plus we discuss what the future holds for one of the most creative, positive, authentically warm and open people you could ever talk to. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/support

We were so excited to talk to Ane Crabtree again! Here is a small sample of the interview with her answering a listeners question about the impact the Handmaid's Tale costumes had on her and other fans. Enjoy! Full interview up soon! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/support

A conversation with costume designer (Sopranos Pilot) and 2018 Emmy nominee, Ane Crabtree. ❤️If you love the pod, please support the work we do. We're asking for $5/mo but you can contribute as much or as little as you like. Visit: glow.fm/podabing today. Thank you!

This is something you will NOT hear anywhere else!We attended the Handmaid's Tale on HULU opening of the "Dressing for Dystopia" exhibit at the SCAD FASH Museum of Film and Fashion. There was a screening of Season 2 episode 3 followed by a Q&A with Costume Designer Ane Crabtree, and cast members Amanda Brugel, Madeline Brewer, Ever Carradine, Sydney Sweeney, Nina Kiri and Robert Curtis Brown. They answer questions about the costumes, their characters, the show and how it all comes together. Enjoy this! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/support

This is something you will NOT hear anywhere else!We attended the Handmaid's Tale on HULU opening of the "Dressing for Dystopia" exhibit at the SCAD FASH Museum of Film and Fashion. There was a screening of Season 2 episode 3 followed by a Q&A with Costume Designer Ane Crabtree, and cast members Amanda Brugel, Madeline Brewer, Ever Carradine, Sydney Sweeney, Nina Kiri and Robert Curtis Brown. They answer questions about the costumes, their characters, the show and how it all comes together. Enjoy this! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/support

Award winning costume designer Ane Crabtree joined Mayday in April for an interview as she prepped for the launch of her massive exhibit at the SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion & Film in Atlanta GA. The exhibit is the first costume design exhibit at the museum and is open to the public from now - August 11th! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/support

Award winning costume designer Ane Crabtree (Sopranos, Westworld) speaks about her powerful designs for The Handmaid’s Tale, that have also become an important symbol of protest worldwide. She also discusses her creations for the much awaited second season, how she finds inspiration, her upcoming projects, and much more. In 1955, Jim Henson created the The Muppets, and by the late 70’s more than 235 million people were watching worldwide. We are joined by veteran puppeteer/director Bill Barretta who is featured in a new documentary Muppet Guys Talking, that gives a rare behind-the-scenes look at a beloved institution. Mr Barretta shares the legacy of Jim Henson, the art of acting and voicing the Muppets, and what it is like to bring some of the most famous muppets, including the Swedish Chef, to life.

On this episode of the Eyes on Gilead podcast, we discuss episode 3 of The Handmaid's Tale, its theme of maternal guilt, and contemplate the ways the show is impacting the way we read the news. This week we're also joined by a special guest, Handmaid's Tale costume designer Ane Crabtree, who explains her iconic designs, and how it feels to see them used as symbols of protest in the real world.

On this episode of the Eyes on Gilead podcast, we discuss episode 3 of The Handmaid’s Tale, its theme of maternal guilt, and contemplate the ways the show is impacting the way we read the news. This week we’re also joined by a special guest, Handmaid’s Tale costume designer Ane Crabtree, who explains her iconic designs, and how it feels to see them used as symbols of protest in the real world.

Ane Crabtree joins Tiana and Justin for an interview that you're sure to enjoy. Ane joined Mayday on the heels of her first Emmy nomination to talk and what was scheduled to be a 30 minute interview turned into 1 hour plus. Ane and co. cover a wide variety of topics ranging from her creative process and experiences on The Handmaid's Tale and other shows, her feelings on the Handmaid's protests across the country, to race, politics, childhood and more!Visit our website AllConsumingcontent.com for bonus content! We feature a collection of photos and sketches that Ane sent to us that show the evolution of the Handmaid's costume from sketch to reality! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/support

Mayday is back from Summer Vacation with a super-sized episode featuring interviews with two amazing women! First, you get a sample of our amazing interview with Ane Crabtree, the Emmy Nominated Costume Designer for The Handmaid's Tale. Then we have Mary Wissinger, author of the children's book series "Science Wide Open" which focuses on women in STEM, join us LIVE in studio! Mary talks to us about her books and stays on for the rest for the rest of the show to talk about topics ranging from being shipped with a fictional character to the need for books on female scientists, Charlottesville, raising compassionate children and more! Plus info on the future of Mayday and some great new partners to show. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themaydaypodcast/support

Ane Crabtree has worked on so many of TV's best shows -- Rectify, Masters of Sex, Westworld, and Hulu's new The Handmaid's Tale to name just a few. And though you've seen her work every week on those shows, you might not have known it. She's the costume designer, responsible for bringing these wildly different worlds -- stretched across time and space (and sometimes reality itself) -- to life entirely via their clothes. In this week's episode, Todd and Ane talk about designing those haunting Handmaid's cloaks, Ane's rural upbringing, and what clothes can say about a character. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices