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The link between literature and series opens new projects for TV.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]After the success of the Tv series La Templanza (Amazon Videos) and Ana Tramel ( TVE) , production companies are continuing their commitment to adapting novels that are very popular. There are three new projects based on novels in which we are going to participate:

  • La Novia Gitana (The Gypsy Bride) inspired by the best-selling novel signed with the pseudonym Carmen Mola, with the filmmaker Paco Cabezas as the person in charge of its television version. Costume Designer: Antonio Sánchez de Dios.
  • DiagonalTV and DeAPlaneta are working on the series adaptation of the novel by Almudena Grandes that won the 2018 National Narrative Prize, Los pacientes del Doctor García. Costume Designer: Montse Sancho.
  • The novel La Chica de Nieve by Javier Castillo will also be adapted into a Netflix series. Costume Designer:  Lourdes Fuentes.

The link between literature and television is very powerful and there is a lot of demand, it is a way of opening the range of creative sources.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”49900″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center”][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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    Cosprop and Peris Costumes Group Form Global Partnership, Creating Powerhouse Service forInternational Productions

    London based costume house Cosprop, founded by Oscar-winning costume designer John Bright OBE, announces a long-term collaboration with The Peris Costumes Group, combining the unique strengths of each company: Cosprop’s tradition of authentic high-level period costume making, augmented by Peris’s all-era 14 million collection and 26-country network serving the global production industry.

    The development follows recent successful film collaborations between Cosprop and Peris Costumes, now set to grow further.

    Timed to follow Cosprop’s 60th anniversary gala at the V&A, Cosprop will join forces with Peris to offer a well-rounded service to productions from its London base maintaining its famed creative standards.

    John Bright will remain as Creative Director, allowing him also to expand his work in arts education for the underprivileged through The Bright Foundation.

    John Bright said: “This collaboration is the logical next step for Cosprop, opening us up to a wider audience by combining our commitment to authenticity and quality with Peris’s extraordinary global scale and innovation.”

    Javier Toledo, owner of Peris Costumes, said: “Partnering with Cosprop strengthens our combined presence in the UK, European and global markets. Together, we provide costume designers worldwide an unmatched service where quality, authenticity and variety go hand in hand. This supports the UK’s position as a global production hub.”

    Celebrations continue with “Costume Culture: Sixty Years of Cosprop” at London’s Fashion and Textile Museum, featuring costumes from Pride and Prejudice, Pirates of the Caribbean and Game of Thrones.

    Madrid this week, Peris Costumes sponsors the Yvonne Blake Costume Awards and for the first time there’s an International award presented by the renowned Oscar winning UK costume designer, Jenny Beavan.