Tailor/Dressmaker - Related jobs
Kaihanga Kākahu
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- Clothing Pattern MakerClothing pattern makers interpret clothing designs and measurements, draw outlines of clothing pieces and create paper patterns from them.
- Hat MakerHat makers work by hand and machine to create new hats and head wear, or repair or alter existing hats and head wear.
- Sewing MachinistSewing machinists use industrial sewing machines to make products such as clothes, curtains, home furnishings, bedding, canvas and PVC goods, sails, footwear, knitwear and bags.
- Textile Process OperatorTextile process operators carry out a variety of tasks in the production of materials such as yarn, cloth and carpet.
- Wardrobe PersonWardrobe people make, arrange and care for costumes and accessories worn in television, theatre or film.
- WeaverWeavers may use mechanical or manual looms to weave cloth, rugs and carpet, or work by hand to produce woven items. Some cloth weavers may also work as textile designers.
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- Film, Television, Radio and MediaPeople working in the film, television, radio and media industry supply information, news and entertainment to New Zealand.
- Performing ArtsPeople working in performing arts may:
- perform and present events, such as plays or concerts, to entertain or inform an audience
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Updated
October 2008
