Corey Schreck

After learning to sew at the age of seven and one fateful decision to work in the Costume Studio at Rollins College, it was clear that Corey’s career path must include textile fabrication. In 2006, Corey received her BA with a major in Theatre Arts and minor in Dance, Magna Cum Laude, from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. From there she was hired as First Hand at the Orlando Shakespeare Theater’s costume shop where she spent two seasons perfecting her skills in garment construction, while experimenting with a variety of techniques and materials for all things costume. By June of 2008, Corey began working at Blue Man Orlando in the wardrobe department, while also beginning to work as a freelance tailor and assistant wardrobe stylist on commercials and photo shoots. A series of happy circumstances led to the creation of Cutting Line Production Room almost a decade later. She continues to freelance as a set tailor and wardrobe assistant when her schedule permits.

Elise Holt

Elise learned the basics of crafting and sewing at a very young age and later transitioned to using those skills for making props and costumes for school theatre productions. Elise graduated from Stetson University with a BA in Theatre Arts and then entered an apprenticeship at Orlando Shakespeare Theater, where she further honed her costuming skills. At the close of the apprenticeship she slid into a career working for local theatre groups doing costumes, props, stage management, and scenic painting. In addition to CLPR, Elise worked for ten years for the Wardrobe department of Universal Studios.

Julia Ibarguen

Julia started sewing at an early age, learning from her mom who is a successful quilting teacher. She began working backstage in tech for theater in middle school and throughout high school, then went to Valencia and got her AS in Production Design. Julia started working at Lake Highland Preparatory School as an assistant and eventually became a Costume Designer for various shows and even won an Applause Award for her costumes in Addams Family. She joined the fine folks at CLPR in the spring of 2022, which gave her the opportunity to eventually quit working in the service industry (iykyk). Julia also has a brand called Nipp Naps where she creates hand stamped, up-cycled clothing. You can follow her on instagram @nipp_naps to see the next market she’ll be at!

Channing Lomax

Channing is a funky fresh fashionista and part-time pop star with a bachelor’s degree in theatre, art and psychology. She enjoys long walks on the beach and can tell you anything you need to know about magical girl anime! Channing has been working in entertainment costuming for almost a decade, from designer to seamstress to wardrobe team. When she’s not playing Dungeons & Dragons or pouring herself into her latest arts and crafts obsession, she is making music with her girl group! Every day she strives to become a walking Bratz doll, one big-footed step at a time.

Orange and white cat wearing a bow tie sitting on a lap top — IT Support

GusGus

Since day one, Gus has taken his support position very seriously. He’s always on the lookout for a recently vacated warm chair or a box he shouldn’t be in. He is currently pursuing his masters in Chaos Theory, where he remains top of his class.