Hurry Up and Wait was a timeless story of childhood, young adult struggles, and the enduring love of family. Shooting was an adventure, taking place in the months of January and February of 2025.

This film took place sometime in the near future, roughly 2030, and focused on two grudge-holding brother struggling to interact during a family Thanksgiving. As the story progressed, their characters grew, and found their way back to the most important thing, family. The costumes I curated reflected the chosen color palette of student director Jackson King, and appropriately fit the region, rural Tennessee, and future trend predictions.

The opportunity taught me further how to present a look book, organize costumes according to budget, size, and season, and how to style effectively for film.