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    Work RENT

    RENT 

    Syracuse Stage
    Winter 2011

    Work A Thousand Clowns

    A Thousand Clowns 

    Two River Theatre Company
    Winter 2011

    Work The Fantastiks

    The Fantastiks 

    Arena Stage
    Winter 2010

    Work The Fantastiks

    The Fantastiks 

    Long Wharf Theatre
    Fall 2009

    Work Orestes: A Tragic Romp

    Orestes: A Tragic Romp 

    Folger and Two River Theatres
    World Premier Winter 2010

    Work Coming Home

    Coming Home 

    Long Wharf and Berkeley Rep
    World Premier Winter 2009

    Work King Lear

    King Lear 

    Yale Repertory Theatre
    Winter 2004

    Work Death of a Salesman

    Death of a Salesman 

    Dallas Theatre Center
    Spring 2010

    Work One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

    One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 

    People’s Light and Theatre Co.
    Summer 2010

    Work Hard Lovin' Ever After

    Hard Lovin' Ever After 

    Active Eye Co. at Access Theatre
    Summer 2005

    Work The Santaland Diaries

    The Santaland Diaries 

    Long Wharf and Syracuse Stage
    Fall 2006,07,08,09...

    Work Jack's Precious Moment

    Jack's Precious Moment 

    P73 at 59 E 59 Theatres
    World Premier Summer 2010

    Work MacBeth

    MacBeth 

    Milwaukee Shakespeare
    Winter 2007

    Work The Price

    The Price 

    Long Wharf Theatre
    Fall 2007

    Work Two Girls For Five Bucks and The Ten Dollar Heartbreakers

    Two Girls For Five Bucks and The Ten Dollar Heartbreakers 

    Ars Nova Theatre
    Spring 2009

    Work Dance the Holy Ghost: A Play on Memory

    Dance the Holy Ghost: A Play on Memory 

    Yale School of Drama
    World Premier Spring 2004

    Work End Days

    End Days 

    People’s Light and Theatre Co.
    Summer 2009

    Work The Taming of the Shrew

    The Taming of the Shrew 

    Milwaukee Shakespeare
    Spring 2005

    Work Hamlet

    Hamlet 

    Shakespeare & Co.
    Summer 2006

    Work Hidden Inside Mountains

    Hidden Inside Mountains 

    World Expo
    Spring 2005

    Work BUG

    BUG 

    Syracuse Stage
    Fall 2005

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    Contact Jessica:

    jessforddesign@yahoo.com

    Representation:

    Russ Rosensweig
    Summit Entertainment Group, LLC
    10 Potter Hill Drive
    Guilford, CT 06437

    Phone: (203) 453 – 0188
    Fax:      (203) 453 – 6532

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    Everybody Blogs

    Post 1: November 10, 2010

    Hi there. Welcome to my new and improved website, complete with BLOG!

    Now I know what you are thinking. Why on earth would I need a blog?  EVERYBODY BLOGS.

    I wanted a place to share ideas and info about current and upcoming projects…that didn’t have anything to do with Facebook.

    Speaking of current projects, this site has really been a labor of love.  A thousand thanks to my friend Eva Potter (a GREAT web and graphic designer here in NYC: www.evapotter.com) for finally taking this show on the road.

    One of Eva’s many skills is to take your little germs of ideas and translate them into web magic.  I have a moderate (ok, paltry)  grasp on HTML.  I have been wanting to redo my website for a long time but couldn’t wrap my head around how to “build” a site that could be quickly and easily updated.  This site is actually adapted from  a WordPress Template called “Art Gallery.”  I know!  Can you believe it?

    I wanted the site to be a completely “drawn environment,” all the way down to the navigation buttons and portfolio frames.

    Eva created a grid of sizes of images in the template and how they would relate to each other.   Anything drawn that you see in the site I did with an old fashioned 3B pencil and our friend Photoshop. With a lot of tweaking, finessing, and a whole lotta coding, it’s finally on its feet.

    Here’s a pic of a drawing that didn’t make the final cut:

    There are so many of these! Should I add some more? Well, I CAN IF I WANT TO, because now I have a place to do it! Hooray!
    OK, time for bed.
    Jess

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    Jessica Ford | Costume and Set Design
    Costume and Set Design
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    Everybody Blogs

    Post 1: November 10, 2010

    Hi there. Welcome to my new and improved website, complete with BLOG!

    Now I know what you are thinking. Why on earth would I need a blog?  EVERYBODY BLOGS.

    I wanted a place to share ideas and info about current and upcoming projects…that didn’t have anything to do with Facebook.

    Speaking of current projects, this site has really been a labor of love.  A thousand thanks to my friend Eva Potter (a GREAT web and graphic designer here in NYC: www.evapotter.com) for finally taking this show on the road.

    One of Eva’s many skills is to take your little germs of ideas and translate them into web magic.  I have a moderate (ok, paltry)  grasp on HTML.  I have been wanting to redo my website for a long time but couldn’t wrap my head around how to “build” a site that could be quickly and easily updated.  This site is actually adapted from  a WordPress Template called “Art Gallery.”  I know!  Can you believe it?

    I wanted the site to be a completely “drawn environment,” all the way down to the navigation buttons and portfolio frames.

    Eva created a grid of sizes of images in the template and how they would relate to each other.   Anything drawn that you see in the site I did with an old fashioned 3B pencil and our friend Photoshop. With a lot of tweaking, finessing, and a whole lotta coding, it’s finally on its feet.

    Here’s a pic of a drawing that didn’t make the final cut:

    There are so many of these! Should I add some more? Well, I CAN IF I WANT TO, because now I have a place to do it! Hooray!
    OK, time for bed.
    Jess

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© Copyright. All rights reserved  |  Jessica Ford