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Comment: Submitter may have a conflict of interest. —TechnoSquirrel69 (sigh) 17:02, 5 August 2024 (UTC)

Ginger Martini is a distinguished costume designer known for her contributions to film and television. Her work has earned her several accolades, including CAFTCAD Awards for both indie and period costume design. Ginger's impressive portfolio includes projects like Netflix's In The Tall Grass^[1] , IFC's Backcountry, and Breaking Glass Pictures' Fall, as well as numerous television series such as Hulu & Crave TV's Cardinal and Holly Hobbie. Ginger is currently based in Toronto, Canada.

Early life and Education

Ginger Martini, born Heather Stewart on August 5 in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, developed a passion for costume design early in her life. She pursued her education at Toronto Metropolitan University, where she honed her skills in costume design and laid the foundation for her successful career.

Career

Ginger's breakthrough came with her significant contributions to several high-profile films and television series. Her work on Netflix's In The Tall Grass, starring Patrick Wilson, and IFC's Backcountry, starring Missy Peregym, brought her acclaim. She further solidified her reputation with the period film Rosie, starring Keris Hill, for which she won a CAFTCAD Award for Best Indie Costume Design.

Currently, Ginger continues to excel in the industry, with recent projects including the third season of Hulu & Crave TV's^[2]Shoresy and the 12th and final season of Letterkenny. Her innovative work in the virtual reality project Last We Left Off, a Dungeons and Dragons-themed VR movie, garnered the Audience Choice Award at SXSW, demonstrating her versatility and creativity.

Filmography


Film	Year
Backcountry	2014
Fall	2014
In The Tall Grass	2019
Brotherhood	2019
Trigger Point	2021
Rosie	2022

Awards and Nomination

Major Association

CAFTCAD Award for Best Indie Costume Design for "Rosie"
CAFTCAD Award nomination for Contemporary Costume Design for "Trigger Point"
CAFTCAD Award for Period Costume Design for "Brotherhood"

Miscellaneous awards

Audience Choice Award at SXSW for "Last We Left Off"

References

^ "'In The Tall Grass': How Netflix Made Stephen King Monsters With Some Help From The Dollar Store". Forbes. October 24, 2019.
^ "Exclusive Interview – In the Tall Grass costume designer Ginger Martini". flickeringmyth. October 24, 2019.

[Forbes-1] "'In The Tall Grass': How Netflix Made Stephen King Monsters With Some Help From The Dollar Store". Forbes. October 24, 2019.

[2] "Exclusive Interview – In the Tall Grass costume designer Ginger Martini". flickeringmyth. October 24, 2019.

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