‘My favourite part of my job is problem-solving. Bringing an idea into the 3D is magic.’
Lois has over a decade of experience working in film, television, commercials, events, fashion, and music videos. Diversity in her creative career has enabled her to transition seamlessly between the art department, props, costume and set decoration. Her vast knowledge of both contemporary and historical art and design has been an asset to sourcing or creating decor, costumes and props that are appropriate for any project. Most of her work is buying, making, decorating and coordinating. Whether she is at the computer, budgeting and scheduling, using her practical skill set to create pieces from scratch, set dressing and styling, or out researching and sourcing existing items. Her positive attitude and high level of organisation make her efficient and easy to work with. Please contact for a full resume.
FILM
Rocketman Paramount Pictures 2019, Prop Maker
Last Night In Soho Working Title 2021, Assistant Set Decoration Buyer
The Thomas Crown Affair Amazon MGM 2027, Set Decoration Petty Cash Buyer
‘Period films are where I thrive. I love decorating for features that are set in the mid-20th century. I have always been obsessed with that era.’
The first feature Lois worked on full time was Jack Ryan: Shadow Recuit in 2013 as a set decoration petty cash buyer. Pior, she had worked as an art department trainee on The Kings Speech and Ian Dury biopic ‘Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll’. She has held roles as a buyer, coordinator and prop maker for the art department, set decoration and props. Lois has also worked on TV shows such as The Great and Homeland. See IMDb for past film & TV work.
EVENT WORK
Ships to Shore Festival 2026 – Anigraph Productions / City of Richmond Production designer, department lead, seamstress, and flag-making expert.Electric Love Music Festival 2026 ‘Fabriculous ‘ an art installation and chill-out space created entirely from textile wasteBass Coast Music and Arts Festival Assistant Decor Manager 2026. Decor and site labour volunteer 2023 & 2024
Keep Calm And Murray On at The Beaumont Studios October 17th -31st 2024 Set Decorator
‘We used to host parties in an old police station. We would do burlesque in the cells. I used to go-go dance on the bar to Iron Maiden with a can of silly string.’
With a strong background in event work in the U.K., Lois has transitioned her experience and skills to British Columbia. In London, she worked on a wide range of festivals, launch parties and fashion shows for clients such as British Vogue and Badoo Dating. Alongside organising grassroots parties and art shows with collectives such as Ta Na Deptford.
Lois has spent a good chunk of time immersing herself in the festival circuit and the BC arts and entertainment scene. Recurring clients include Bass Coast Festival, The Beaumont Studios, and the City of Richmond.
MUSIC VIDEOS
Paul McCartney – Appreciate Capitol Records 2014, Costume Assistant
Anne Marie – Sad Bitch Asylum Records 2023, Production Designer
Brass Camel – Everybody Loves a Scandal Minotaur Music 2026, Production Designer
‘Creating visuals to sound isan opportunity to do something unique and out of the box’
Lois has a cultural connection to the music industry and a lifelong adoration. It just seemed to make sense that she would end up working on music videos. Whether it be for mega stars like Paul McCartney or helping friends and local musicians create something weird and wonderful. It was a gateway to starting her career and is still something she enjoys immensely.
COSTUMES
‘Fashion and costume design have always been one of my passions. I find the process of garment construction exceptionally rewarding’
Lois has been making clothes for as long as she can remember. She left school at sixteen to study fashion design, where she learnt to pattern-cut, print, age, and dye fabrics. She has worked on several projects as a costumer, stylist and textile artist. Using unconventional materials to make wearable art, her garments tell stories inspired by pop culture references and humour.
LIQUID LIGHT SHOWS
The Liquid Light Show is an abstract and improvised visual experience accompanied by live music. The origins of this art form can be traced back to the 1960s counterculture in London and San Francisco, where acts such as The Doors, Pink Floyd and Jefferson Airplane popularised the style.
Music by Swedish Death Candy – So Long, Hassle Records 2016
Lois’s interest in this practice began when she was studying at the Cambridge School of Art, where Pink Floyd formed and played their very first show in the studio she was working in. Later, after moving to south London and purchasing an old, bulky overhead projector, she met psych-rock group Swedish Death Candy and travelled across the UK performing alongside the band.
‘As soon as I heard their music, I knew I found creative counterparts. Their sound fit perfectly with the visuals, and we immediately became friends.’
Recently, after relocating to Vancouver, the light show has been modernised and streamlined whilst still in keeping with the tradition of DIY and low tech. Lois has performed with local musicians such as The Lunchtime Band and Woman. See the contact page for bookings.
ARTWORK
‘I am fascinated by the esoteric and alternate states of reality. My drawings/paintings are very personal. They are glimpses of dreams and visions.’
Lois has a foundation diploma in fine art and a bachelor’s degree in illustration. During her studies, she focused on photography and videography as a way to document her work as a performance artist, costumer and set designer. Soon enough, the captured image became an art form unto itself. In 2011, in the midst of completing her degree, she was a featured artist on Dazed Digital and soon after went on to work occasionally as a music photographer for Art Rocker magazine. Also at this time, she had opportunities to collaborate as a photographer on projects with music icons Blondie and legendary fashion entrepreneur Lloyd Johnson. Along with co-hosting and working at parties, events and festivals in both the UK and Canada, she has also exhibited interactive art installations in various spaces around London. Recently, her diverse use of mixed media has gone back towards a more traditional illustration style using pens and acrylics on paper. See the contact page for commissions.
