Linda Muir

Yeah.

Um, so we're talking the same team as in, um, the, uh, uh, who is it? Craig Lathrop, um, who does the production design and costumes by Linda Muir.

Uh, they have still, uh, continued working with Eggers.

Mm-hmm.

There's some stories of that.

Yeah.

Um, but the, uh, the costumes by Linda Muir, um, and they, they actually found this pamphlet that was super helpful.

Um, because, the, there, there was like a unified lighthouse authority at this time

Music by Mark Corvin.

Costume design by Linda Muir.

Production design by Craig Lathrop.

And so Val, with this movie, what is your history with it?

Now, he said when he was looking for production designers at the time, each person brought in visuals that were more fairytale-inspired than the actual time period.

But when Lathrop came in, Eggers was incredibly impressed by his research because he was basically looking at the same sources that Eggers had been looking at when he was researching the movie.

For costume design, Eggers hired Linda Muir, who was based in Canada, and Muir had consulted 35 books in the clothes of the common people in Elizabethan and early Stuart England series to plan the costumes, which were made with wool, linen, and hemp.

Since their hirings in The Witch, both Lythrop and Muir have worked on all of Eggers' projects to date.