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Deborah Cantor

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Deborah Cantor is a very established Costume Designer, having worked in the industry for over 25 years, working freelance for all the main networks including BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Fox, Amazon and Sky to name a few. Deborah designs and styles for high profile television shows, publicity and editorial shoots, working closely with producers, directors and actors/celebrities. Her catalogue of work is extensive, having acquired a large amount of production credits to her name over the years, including The Extraordinary Life of April Ashley, Liverpool Narcos and Dublin Narcos. Deborah is a part of teams to win RTS, BAFTA and other society awards.  Originally Deborah’s career began working on the glossy magazines before transitioning to the BBC costume department where she learnt her craft. Deborah is now a lead Costume Designer in British television.

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2022  The Extraordinary Life of April Ashley

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2021  Liverpool Narcos
2024  Ibiza Narcos

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