Kenza Chaabi
- Costume Designer
- Costume Supervisor
Kenza Chaabi
Costume Designer & HOD / Film Production Management Specialist (Morocco/International)
Kenza Chaabi is an international Costume Designer and Head of Department (HOD) whose unique profile makes her the essential strategic bridge between foreign studios and large-scale productions in Morocco. Based in Bournemouth (UK), she offers a turnkey solution for international productions: the ability to initiate department management and structural planning from abroad, ensuring a seamless transition to Moroccan soil.
A graduate of the world-renowned Collège LaSalle Canada, Kenza combines academic excellence with high-level technical expertise. She specializes in historical Arab costumes, bringing rare cultural and aesthetic precision to period narratives. Utilizing advanced digital design tools, she produces detailed sketches and immersive moodboards, allowing directors to visualize the project's artistic universe instantly.
More than a designer, Kenza is a specialist in film management within Morocco. She acts as a direct extension of foreign production teams. Her expertise encompasses advanced budgeting (EP Budgeting), complex logistical coordination, and the management of elite crews, while leveraging an exclusive network of manufacturers and rental houses to meet international standards.
Her credits include costume supervision on Seasons 2, 3, and 4 of The Bureau (Le Bureau des Légendes), as well as major projects such as The Ghost of Beirut (USA), No Man's Land, and the Korean feature Kidnapped. Trilingual in Arabic, French, and English, she neutralizes cultural and administrative barriers, transforming the studio’s artistic vision into a technical reality on the ground.
Kenza Chaabi is an international Costume Designer and Head of Department (HOD) whose unique profile makes her the essential strategic bridge between foreign studios and large-scale productions in Morocco. Based in Bournemouth (UK), she offers a turnkey solution for international productions: the ability to initiate department management and structural planning from abroad, ensuring a seamless transition to Moroccan soil.
A graduate of the world-renowned Collège LaSalle Canada, Kenza combines academic excellence with high-level technical expertise. She specializes in historical Arab costumes, bringing rare cultural and aesthetic precision to period narratives. Utilizing advanced digital design tools, she produces detailed sketches and immersive moodboards, allowing directors to visualize the project's artistic universe instantly.
More than a designer, Kenza is a specialist in film management within Morocco. She acts as a direct extension of foreign production teams. Her expertise encompasses advanced budgeting (EP Budgeting), complex logistical coordination, and the management of elite crews, while leveraging an exclusive network of manufacturers and rental houses to meet international standards.
Her credits include costume supervision on Seasons 2, 3, and 4 of The Bureau (Le Bureau des Légendes), as well as major projects such as The Ghost of Beirut (USA), No Man's Land, and the Korean feature Kidnapped. Trilingual in Arabic, French, and English, she neutralizes cultural and administrative barriers, transforming the studio’s artistic vision into a technical reality on the ground.
