ABOUT

One of Australia’s foremost film and theatre technicians, Meg began her career upon graduating from Production Crafts (Props) from NIDA in 2005.  Her expansive set of skills enable her to take virtually any concept and bring it to life; whether extracting an idea from the page or following a pattern. Her scope of work includes design, development, fabrication and art finishing — supported by sturdy construction that withstands the rigours of performance. She is renowned within the industry for her understanding of the craft and ability to reliably complete projects on time and budget -- whether leading the costume props department of feature films or working with a client one-on-one. 

 Meg’s experience encompasses film, TV, theatre, advertising and events. 

Her field of expertise includes costume props, props, creatures, scenic art, sculpture, armour fabrication, character costumes & mascots, models, special effects, stunt costumes/props, costume art finishing, jewellery … and pretty much everything else. Meg's repertoire of past work is just as vast as her command of techniques. 

Here are just a few of her previous projects …

Costume props and specialty costumes
for feature films, including:

Creatures and puppets:

Specialty costumes for renowned theatre
and dance companies:

Narnia Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Mad Max III – Fury Road (George Miller)
The Wolverine
Gods of Egypt (Alex Proyas) 
Unbroken (Angelina Jolie)
Pirates of the Carribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Alien: Covenant  (Ridley Scott)
Pacific Rim II 
Aquaman (James Wan)

Spike Jonez' Where the Wild Things Are
Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s Love Never Dies
Opera Australia - Julie Taymor's The Magic Flute
Henson’s Me & My Monsters
Nickelodeon’s Sponge Bob Squarepants Show
Sydney Theatre Company
Melbourne Theatre Company