SHOW OPEN/SETUP

How 'The Revenant' helped with 'Barkskins'

Dressing the varied characters

Architectural style of buildings

How many original costumes

Sourcing fabrics for authentic costumes

Minimizing environmental impact

Any major wardrobe malfunctions during shooting

Isabelle: what are you most proud of?--NEED PICKUP

What do you hope audiences learn?

Anna: what are you most proud of?

Acknowledge Annie Proulx source material

SHOW CLOSE

For the sweeping limited series “Barkskins,” production designer Isabelle Guay built an entire working 17th-century village in the wilderness of Quebec. Her colleague, costume designer Anna Terrazas, worked with a small group of seamstresses and patternmakers to hand-make every costume. Both join host Stacey Wilson Hunt for an in-depth discussion of their approach to their respective crafts in the series and across their impressive film and TV careers.

For more information on “Barkskins” and all of National Geographic’s 2020 Emmy® eligible programs, visit www.natgeotv.com/fyc.

For Your Emmy® Consideration for:
Outstanding Limited Series
Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Period or Fantasy Program (One Hour or More)
Outstanding Period Costumes
And all other eligible categories

NOTE: This podcast was pre-recorded before the civil unrest and social justice reform movement taking place now in our country. 

For the sweeping limited series &ldquo;Barkskins,&rdquo; production designer Isabelle Guay built an entire working 17th-century village in the wilderness of Quebec. Her colleague, costume designer Anna Terrazas, worked with a small group of seamstresses and patternmakers to hand-make every costume. Both join host Stacey Wilson Hunt for an in-depth discussion of their approach to their respective crafts in the series and across their impressive film and TV careers.
For more information on &ldquo;Barkskins&rdquo; and all of National Geographic&rsquo;s 2020 Emmy&reg; eligible programs, visit <a href="http://www.natgeotv.com/fyc">www.natgeotv.com/fyc</a>.
For Your Emmy&reg; Consideration for:
<ul>
<li>Outstanding Limited Series</li>
<li>Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Period or Fantasy Program (One Hour or More)</li>
<li>Outstanding Period Costumes</li>
<li>And all other eligible categories</li>
</ul>
NOTE: This podcast was pre-recorded before the civil unrest and social justice reform movement taking place now in our country.&nbsp;

THE MAKING OF is an ongoing podcast series from National Geographic Channels and National Geographic Documentary Films featuring in-depth interviews with some of the talented people responsible for the network’s award-worthy programming. Hosted by Chris Albert, National Geographic EVP of Global Communications & Talent Relations, the series features discussions with individuals who are both in front of the camera and also those behind the scenes.

THE MAKING OF is an ongoing podcast series from National Geographic Channels and National Geographic Documentary Films featuring in-depth interviews with some of the talented people responsible for the network&rsquo;s award-worthy programming. Hosted by Chris Albert, National Geographic EVP of Global Communications &amp; Talent Relations, the series features discussions with individuals who are both in front of the camera and also those behind the scenes.