Costume designer Dayna Pink had a lot to contend with on Prime's new film, Road House. The film was a reimagining of an existing universe, 1989's Road House, this time around directed by Doug Liman. She was tasked with dressing a large, diverse cast and coming up with outfits that would reflect the main characters' background in UFC and allow them to have all-out fights.And all the work has paid off, as Road House was just announced as Prime Video's most streamed project to date, with over 50 million streams so far. Jennifer Salke, head of Amazon MGM Studios, said in a statement, “The groundbreaking, successful debut of Road House is a testament to the hard work and commitment from the entire Road House filmmaking team and the film’s cast led by the phenomenal Jake Gyllenhaal.”So we were pretty excited to hop on the phone with Pink and speak about her process on the film, what it takes to design for action, and get her advice on entering the field. Enjoy. Road House - Official Trailer | Prime Video www.youtube.com Editor's note: The following conversation has been edited for length and clarity.No Film School:I'd love to know where you started in terms of your collaboration with Doug Lyman?Dayna Pink: Okay. Well, I met with Doug and I wasn't sure ... Because I've done sequels before, I've done films with the number two in them. And so I wasn't really sure if this was a number two, you know? And when...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 15 April, 2024