Known for: Theatre 300, Acting Theatre
I’m Sara — a Costume Designer working across film and theatre productions, with a focus on visual storytelling through wardrobe design.
Costume and Set Designer
Sara Mojdeh, born in 1984 in Tehran, Iran, is a costume and set designer with a background in mathematics and certified in both interior decoration and fashion design. She has participated in prestigious festivals such as the Fajr Theatre Festival in Iran and the Art Ukraine Festival in Russia, and has also been a nominee in student festivals. Sara is an accomplished costume designer for theatre and film. In theatre, she has designed costumes for numerous productions, including: “Designs of Loneliness,” “Up Artman,” “Survival Secret,” “I’ll Grow You Figs,” “Dinner Without Dessert,” “Threshold,” “Don’t Open the Door, It’s the Postman,” “The Fortieth Man or the Twenty-Eighth Woman,” “Wild,” “|22|,” “Time Lapse,” “Bottom of the Ticket,” “Lady Macbeth,” “Warghee Effect,” “Black Sun Melancholy,” “White Goes Down, Red Goes Up,” “I Wanted,” “60 Minus One,” “Counterexample,” “Har.Hamlet.Home.No2,” “300,” “Acting,” “Pyotr Ohé,” “Garden of Eden,” “Mourner,” and “The Tribes.”
In short films, she has designed costumes for:
“Four Out of Five,” “Improvised,” “Ghottar,” “Turtle,” “Glue,” and “Cafe Miran.”
She has also worked as both costume and set designer in short films such as:
“Promotional Sample,” “Cafe,” “Dust,” “Line,” “The Man Who Laughed in His Sleep,” “Nazri,” “Hair,” “Father,” “The Child Who Was Never Born,” and “The Great Crane.”
Sara has also appeared as an actress in the stage play “NO2.”