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If you are a Props Stylist, Set Designer, Production Manager or simply working on a production where you need to consider the look and budget for a set, then this top ten will help steer you in the right direction. I have compiled them using my experience from over the last decade or so as a stylist working in TV, Advertising, Film and Fashion. Along the way I've built up some shrewd skills in how to save money and time without losing out on the quality or look of the production.

Suzy Mazzarese-Allison is the hair department head for the new Apple TV+ series Hello Tomorrow, which is about a group of salesmen who are persuading people to purchase a timeshare on the moon called The Brightside.

Having a professional portfolio website is the easiest way to display your work in one place. It’s an extension of your professional brand so it must match the quality of your work. You could be the next Rachel Morrison, but you could miss out on jobs if you have an unusable website. It’s now easier than ever to create your own website, no coding required. Keep these tips in mind when you’re building your site.

Women are taking the production industry today by storm - holding positions in all roles, including as film directors, actresses, cinematographers, film producers, film critics, and other film industry professions. ProductionHUB spotlighted a few of these incredible women to discuss how they broke into the industry, why they love what they do and how they continuously inspire other women to pave the way for their own careers.

In the past there have been many good reasons why someone might choose to hire or work with a remote editor, however during the time of Covid-19 it’s become more of a necessity. If you’re planning on working with an off-site editor, there are some things you can do that will:

Few movies have reached the iconic levels of cultural saturation as the Harry Potter franchise. What began as a roundly rejected book became one of the bestselling works of literature in history, a blockbuster eight-film series, several theme parks, a billion-dollar merchandising juggernaut, and a steadfast staple of internet discussion, fanfiction, and cosplay.

As Emmy season approaches, ProductionHUB talked to a few remarkable costume designers who worked on some of Amazon’s most desired and dynamic streaming series, including The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Good Omens and The Romanoffs.