Biografia
Marie France holds degrees in fine arts from a Beaux Arts School and in liberal arts from the Sorbonne in Paris, France. With 27 years of experience in costume design, she began her career collaborating with musician-composer Prince, creating costumes for his films "Purple Rain" and "Under the Cherry Moon," as well as his music videos.
Throughout her career designing for music videos, she has worked with artists such as Natalie Cole, Don Henley, Tina Turner, Rod Stewart, Steve Winwood, and George Clinton, among others.
Marie France later designed costumes for films including "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey," "Tom and Huck," "The Borrowers," "Whatever Happened to Harold Smith," and "Garfield," all directed by Peter Hewitt. She also collaborated with director Vondie Curtis Hall on "Waist Deep" and "Gridlock'd," and with Ernest Dickerson on "Bulletproof" and "Never Die Alone." Additional credits include "Encino Man," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot," "Coneheads," "Keys to Tulsa," "The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit," "Black Knight," "The Dangerous Life of Altar Boys," and "A Texas Funeral," among others. She contributed to the pilot episode of the hit series "Beverly Hills 90210," as well as the pilots for "Zip" (2008) and "Bad Mother's Handbook" (2008).
