/ Craft

What we
make.

Seven disciplines, one workshop. Each is backed by the industrial techniques that make it repeatable at screen quality.

/ Techniques

Industrial
methods.

There are no limits to the methods we use to get to the right product. These are the ones the workshop runs every week.

  1. 3D design & printing

    Concept to printed part. Helmets, armour plates, emblems and mechanical details are modelled in 3D, test-printed, then finished by hand.

  2. CNC machining

    Precision-cut foams, composites and metals for parts that need to repeat exactly across a suit or a department.

  3. Casting & moulding

    Silicone moulds and resin or urethane casts for repeatable armour, headgear and props.

  4. Textile lamination

    Fabrics bonded to foams and films for structured silhouettes that still move with the performer.

  5. Laser cutting & engraving

    Clean patterns, perforations and surface detail on leather, fabric, acrylic and foam.

  6. Electronics & LED

    Wearable lighting, controllers and power built into the costume so it performs on stage and on camera.

  7. Specialised knitting

    Custom knit structures for compression, texture and stretch where a suit has to fit like skin.

  8. Foam fabrication

    EVA and high-density foam shaping for lightweight armour that reads solid on a close-up.

  9. Special stitching

    Dedicated machinery for heavy, layered and technical seams that regular tailoring cannot hold.