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Props and Effects
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Stakes for Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really, made with wood and paint
Styrofoam Textured Dune Carving for Slime
Styrofoam Textured Dune for Slime, made with styrofoam, cheesecloth, rabbit bedding, glue, and paint
1980's British Military Radio (Clansman PRC 349) for Crocodile Fever, made with wood, zip tie, and paint
1980's British Military Radio (Clansman PRC 349) for Crocodile Fever, made with wood, zip tie, and paint
Blood Splattered on the Set
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Process for Leg Amputation Knee Pads for
Crocodile Fever
Crocodile Fever
Leg Amputation Knee Pads Final for Crocodile Fever, made with knee pags, stockings, sponge, paint, and fake blood
Amputation Knee Pads
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Bloody Baby Shoes for Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really made with paint
Blood and Grits Gore Testing
Blood Packs and Pipettes
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Blood Packs and Pipettes
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Blood Testing on Fabric Samples
Stakes for Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really, made with wood and paint
Styrofoam Textured Dune Carving for Slime
Styrofoam Textured Dune for Slime, made with styrofoam, cheesecloth, rabbit bedding, glue, and paint
1980's British Military Radio (Clansman PRC 349) for Crocodile Fever, made with wood, zip tie, and paint
1980's British Military Radio (Clansman PRC 349) for Crocodile Fever, made with wood, zip tie, and paint
Blood Splattered on the Set
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Process for Leg Amputation Knee Pads for
Crocodile Fever
Crocodile Fever
Leg Amputation Knee Pads Final for Crocodile Fever, made with knee pags, stockings, sponge, paint, and fake blood
Amputation Knee Pads
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Bloody Baby Shoes for Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really made with paint
Blood and Grits Gore Testing
Blood Packs and Pipettes
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Blood Packs and Pipettes
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Blood Testing on Fabric Samples
Stakes for Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really, made with wood and paint
Styrofoam Textured Dune Carving for Slime
Styrofoam Textured Dune for Slime, made with styrofoam, cheesecloth, rabbit bedding, glue, and paint
1980's British Military Radio (Clansman PRC 349) for Crocodile Fever, made with wood, zip tie, and paint
1980's British Military Radio (Clansman PRC 349) for Crocodile Fever, made with wood, zip tie, and paint
Blood Splattered on the Set
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Process for Leg Amputation Knee Pads for
Crocodile Fever
Crocodile Fever
Leg Amputation Knee Pads Final for Crocodile Fever, made with knee pags, stockings, sponge, paint, and fake blood
Amputation Knee Pads
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Crocodile Fever
Director: Tessara Morgan Farley
Blood Designer: Emerson Balthis
Scenic Design: Tyler Brust and Tessara Morgan Farley
Lighting Design: Jaeden Arrington
Bloody Baby Shoes for Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really made with paint
Blood and Grits Gore Testing
Blood Packs and Pipettes
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Blood Packs and Pipettes
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Photo by Kiirstn Pagan for UMBC
Director: Kathryn Chase Bryer
Blood Designer: Tessara Morgan Farley
Scenic Design: Nate Sinnott
Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann
Costume Design: Joan Mather
Assistant Costume Design: Lilli Malone
Blood Testing on Fabric Samples
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