“You can design and create, and build the most wonderful place in the world. But it takes people to make the dream a reality.”
– Walt Disney
About
Talia Sanz, based in London, is a versatile professional specialising in Scenography, Architecture, and Set Design. With a comprehensive background spanning various artistic realms such as film, opera, theatre, immersive experiences, and devising theatre, Talia’s work is a testament to her adeptness in navigating diverse genres.
A passionate and collaborative creative, Talia thrives in partnership, dedicating herself to the development of visual solutions that seamlessly intertwine space, body, form, texture, colour, sound, and light within the realms of live performance and film. Her unique approach involves a deep immersion in collaboration, ensuring a cohesive vision across all disciplines involved in delivering a live performance, while also meticulously overseeing the aesthetic quality of productions from their early developmental stages.
Talia’s skills extend to hands-on craftsmanship, where she excels as a proficient model maker and draughtswoman. Her commitment to maintaining a balanced vision among different creative aspects underscores her capability in overseeing the holistic execution of a project.
Education-wise, Talia holds an MFA degree in Scenography from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Additionally, she has honed her craft through specialised courses, including a Set Design for Film and Television Online Short Course certificate and a Set Decorating for Film certificate from Creative Media Skills in Pinewood Studios. Talia also holds a Specialisation in Scenic Design certificate from Centro Cultural Británico in Peru. Furthermore, her academic foundation includes a substantial BA degree in Architecture from the Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC). This diverse educational background contributes to her unique perspective and proficiency in merging architectural principles with the dynamic world of performance and visual storytelling.
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