We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Owners of the lands upon which our campuses are situated, the people of the Boon Wurrung and Woi Wurrung, who have created art, made music and told their stories here for thousands of generations.
Made possible by a VCA Foundation Engagement Grant
Site Credits: Bien Studio, Allan Pooley, John Ford, Lisa Mibus.
Faculty of Fine Arts and Music
The University of Melbourne (Australian University)
PRV12150 / CRICOS 00116K
Taylor in the workshop
Image: Deryk McAlpin
Workshop Crew 'Urinetown'
Image: Ben Fon
Costume Assistant 'First Love Is The Revolution'
Image: Drew Echberg
Head of Department (Staging) 'Borneo plus 3'
Image: Drew Echberg
Head of Department (Staging) 'Borneo plus 3'
Image: Drew Echberg
Head of Department (Staging) 'Borneo plus 3'
Image: Drew Echberg
Head of Department (Staging) 'I'll Explain It All To You Later'
Image: Gregory Lorenzutti
Head of Department (Staging) 'I'll Explain It All To You Later'
Image: Gregory Lorenzutti
Head of Department (Staging) 'I'll Explain It All To You Later'
Image: Gregory Lorenzutti
Taylor Amakia Tiauli is a Samoan, Melbourne/Naarm based set and costume maker who recently graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Production) at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA). Following her experience as a visual merchandiser, Taylor developed an interest in prop making and production.
Taylor's credits at the VCA include: Workshop Assistant for 'Sometimes, Always, Rarely, Never', 'The Wolves' and 'Urinetown', Costume Assistant for 'First Love is the Revolution', Head of Department (Staging) for 'Borneo plus 3', Head of Department (Staging) for 'I'LL EXPLAIN IT ALL TO YOU LATER.', and for Western Edge Youth Arts (WEYA), Set, Props and Costume Assistant for 'LELE'.
Currently, Taylor is working as the Set and Costume Designer for 'The Boss of Bakersfield' and 'Escape' for WEYA.
Taylor in the workshop
Image: Deryk McAlpin