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craftsmanship judging
What does craftsmanship judging mean?
A judging round, usually a private interview separate from the stage show, where judges inspect a costume's construction, materials, and technique up close.
"I made it to craftsmanship judging and they loved my hidden zipper work."
Origin
Costuming-competition term; formalized in International Costumers' Guild (ICG) guidelines.
Frequently asked questions
What is craftsmanship judging?
Craftsmanship judging is a competition round, usually a private interview separate from the stage show, where judges inspect a costume's construction, materials, and technique up close.
How is craftsmanship judging different from stage judging?
Stage judging assesses presentation and performance to the audience, while craftsmanship judging focuses on how well the costume is actually built.
Where does the term come from?
It's a costuming-competition term formalized in International Costumers' Guild (ICG) guidelines.
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