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A short doco based on my own personal journey of exploring food and health.

In a world where entertainment is around every corner, Christopher Murphy, who has been in the music industry since age 19, gives his point of view on the ins and outs of this hectic industry through his work experiences with INXS, Petrol Records, and Universal Music Group and the different things he has learned along the way. This is a group project in which I worked as the co-producer, cinematographer, and editor.

EDITED BY TIFFANY LU WRITTEN BY MANASA VISAKAI & PAUL G ROBERTS NARRATED BY PAUL G ROBERTS To see all our amazing fashion films. Subscribe to this channel and sign on at fashionindustrybroadcast.com for the latest news and new breaking films. Bob Mackie, born Robert Gordon Mackie on March 24 1940, is a renowned American costume and fashion designer, mastermind behind lists of charismatic entertainment icons. From his personal humour to outrageous glamorous glittering capabilities, the world has not seen enough of the legendary costume designer. Nicknamed “the sultan of sequins” and “the rajah of rhinestones”, Mackie deems “a woman who wears my clothes is not afraid to be noticed”. A nine-time Emmy winner, three-time Oscar nominee as well as an induction into the Television Academy Hall of Fame, there is nothing Mackie hasn’t accomplished in his five decade career. Born in California, and raised by his maternal grandparents, Mackie completed high school but didn’t complete a degree from neither Pasadena City College nor Chouinard Art Institute. He desire was always to make a footprint in the entertainment industry, even if he didn’t originally want to become a costume designer. “I wanted to be in show business” Mackie says. He had learnt how to sew with a sewing machine gifted to him by his grandmother, and began to create costumes for small, local theatre groups, in hopes of building a portfolio. With his never-ending bursts of creativity, he landed his first job sketching for Frank Thompson at Paramount Studios shortly after high school, then worked as a novice designer and assistant under designer Ray Aghayan, who became his partner professionally and personally. Mackie’s professional career kicked off in 1961, as a sketch artist for Jean Louis. He then moved to being a designer for Edith Head at Paramount Studios. Notable for her work in The Sting, Roman Holiday and several Alfred Hitchcock films, Edith Head was the most famous costume designer of the time, having won a record eight Academy Awards between 1949 and 1973. Working under two of the most influential and inspired designers in an assistant position, marked the beginning of his renowned fashion career. His first creative project, in 1963, was a costume designer for The July Garland Show at age twenty-three. Several years later, in 1966, Mitzi Gaynor, an American actress, singer and dancer, hired Mackie to design her new stage for her Las Vegas Review as well as her television appearances. Over the next half century, Mackie continued to design Gaynor’s television specials and live stage shows. Worn by Gaynor, his sleeveless, off-the-shoulder floor-length gown made of flowing pink material with lace sequined appliqués hugged by a large sparkling rhinestone belt buckle is now a collector’s piece. He received two Emmy Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design for Music-Variety for Gaynor’s TV specials. Mackie continued to work in costume designing including working with Diana Ross from 1969 to 2010 for her last tour. Ordering beaded costumes with matching boas and headdresses to yellow and ruby red feathers, Ross was a frequent caller. The television productions involved elaborate and intricate sets, which Mackie overlooked. Tina Turner amongst many has also turned to Mackie, in which he made a series of firebird-style sequined dresses.

STORY WRITTEN BY GABRIEL GOUVEIA EDITED BY TIFFANY LU NARRATION PAUL G ROBERTS Many famous fashion houses have their roots in the equestrian goods trade. Hermès began in France as a supplier of coach harnesses and equestrian accoutrements in 1837. Thierry Hermès founded the company in 1837 as a harness workshop in Paris. Originally, his intent was to serve the needs of European noblemen by providing saddles, bridles and other leather riding gear. Thierry Hermès founded the company in 1837 as a harness workshop in Paris. Originally, his intent was to serve the needs of European noblemen by providing saddles, bridles and other leather riding gear. The Hermès clientele consisted of only the uppermost circles of high society, but the brand was also able to adapt to changes in transportation, developing travel luggage with a reputation for quality. Still today, Hermès Kelly and Birkin bags are symbols of status, in part due to their pedigree as a Parisian brand. In the early 20th century, Thierry’s son Charles-Émile Hermès moved the company’s shop to 24 Rue Du Faubourg Saint-Honore in Paris, where it remains to this very day and is the company’s global headquarters. Between 1880 and 1900, it started selling saddlery and introduced its product in retail stores. In 1900, the company started selling the “Haut à Courroies” bag, which was meant for riders to carry their saddles in it. It was a specially designed bag, with a high trapezoid shape, for riders to carry their saddles or other paraphernalia and is the closest product to the bags produced today. In 1918, Hermes introduce the first leather golf jacket with a zipper, crafted for Edward, Prince of Wales. Due to their exclusive rights agreement, the zipper becomes known throughout France as the ‘fermeture Hermes’, or the ‘Hermes fastener’. Inspired by a blanket-holder used in the 1920s, Plume bag was created. It was one of the first bags created by Hermes in soft unlined leather. It is made inside out and then at the end turned back out to produce a perfect lady like handbag. In the 1920s, accessories and clothing were introduced into the portfolio as Hermes introduce the first women’s couture apparel collection which included bathing. The first leather handbags entered the product line in 1922 and the brand introduced travel bags in 1925. Sac à dépêches was created in 1928 to carry Depeches. These were known as news and latest information. The bag was essentially a satchel for men. Still the most popular for special orders at Hermes you can have any number of pouches and in any size. The company’s iconic duc-carriage-with-horse logo and signature orange boxes were introduced in the 1950s. They expanded into the world of fine timepieces in the 1930’s. Entering into a pivotal partnership with Universal Genève, the Swiss watchmaker. This partnership allowed Hermès to produce masterful timepieces in the movements of a practiced watchmaker, and Hermès could create just the band. This partnership continued only briefly, however, as Hermès began to bring their watchmaking in house. Verrou clutch bag was created in 1938. It was closed by a sliver bolt and after Andy Warhols’ muse Ultra Violet returned the one Andy Warhol had once bought her to Hermes, the house decided to produce a new version with a silver and palladium bolt. Hermès brought the now iconic Chaîne d’Ancre bracelet in 1939. A widely used motif within the house’s aesthetic, as well as in their various product lines, the Chaîne d’Ancre is still being used today. An ingenious use of the capital “H” in an interlocking chain pattern, the design became a subtle insignia for the house. In 1949 Hermès launched their new line of perfume, dubbed Eau d’Hermès, as well as the Hermès silk tie for men. The fragrances and silk products were later to be some of the houses prime selling products, as they added more designs to the list in the time of Robert Dumas-Hermès. A photo of Hollywood actress turned Monaco Princess, Grace Kelly, carrying a Hermes Sac à dépêches to cover her pregnant belly is published on the front cover of Life Magazine in 1956. Suddenly women are flooding into Hermes stores asking for the ‘Kelly Bag’.

My first project at SAE working as one of the camera ops and editors.