(5 Feb 2010) SHOTLIST
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Rome, February 1, 2010
1. Wide model on catwalk with clothes by student designer Daniele Gottastia
2. Wide of model turning on end of catwalk
3. Close of shawl with enormous multi-coloured dots
4. Pan up black dress to model with helicopter hat
5. Close of model turning helicopter hat
6. Close of model in polka-dot hat down to legs
7. Student designer Daniele Gottastia on catwalk with model
8.SOUNDBITE (Italian) Daniele Gottastia, Student Designer:
“This kind of school is almost sort of a practical degree because we have to deal with the real working world. We create a project, then we put it together with a tailor that helps us and afterwards we are put to the test with this fashion show. And for us it”s a great window because we are able to be seen by experts and companies and for us, as I said, it”s a great window and a great launching pad”
9. Wide model in spider-web dress on catwalk
10. Close cut-away audience
11. Pan up shoes to blue funky-material dress by Ilaria Vallone
12. Close of model in hat pan down dress
13. Pan up funky-material skirt and hat in blue and black and yellow
14. Cut-away audience
15. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Ilaria Vallone, Student Designer:
“the final work is the completion of all our studies at the Academy, everything that we have learned and that they have taught us during the period of the “final work”, how you put together a collection as a fashion designer from the projection of the research that we do in the academy, and that we have been preparing all these years. The final work is all that you can create in five outfits to express yourself.”
16. Wide of model in beige dress walking down catwalk
17. Pan up orange bottom of dress to head of model then pan down to close up of balloon bottom
18. Medium model in multicoloured embroidered dress
19. Wide of student models getting congratulated on catwalk–Ilaria Vallone with model in dress she designed.
LEADIN
Helicopter hats, spider”s web dresses and backless evening wear have marked the
end of year fashion show by young designers in Rome.
It”s a chance for students from Rome”s Academy of Costume and Fashion to get noticed on the catwalk by industry experts.
STORYLINE
Like a moth turning into a butterfly this creation in black, yellow, red and white floats down the runway.
The colours are a predominant theme in Daniele Gottastia”s end of year collection.
This new name to the catwalk is hoping to put the fashion world in a spin – presumably the idea behind his helicopter-inspired hat.
“This kind of school is almost sort of a practical degree because we have to deal with the real working world. We create a project, then we put it together with a tailor that helps us and afterwards we are put to the test with this fashion show. And for us it”s a great window because we are able to be seen by experts and companies and for us, as I said, it”s a great window and a great launching pad”
For the past 40 years, the Academy has been teaching young people how to acquire the cultural knowledge and technical ability needed to work in the costume and fashion industry.
The students learn about art, theatre, history and architecture during their time at the Academy as well as receiving hands-on experimentation with materials used to make clothing.
After three years of study the students get a chance to show off their creative talents by presenting a collection at the High Fashion week in Rome.
The theme of this year”s “final work” was “fashion as a profession”.
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