Bio:
Emma Moran is a Set and Costume Designer in her final year training at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. With a background in Interior and Spatial Design, she brings a strong spatial awareness and a keen eye for detail to her theatrical work.
Her earliest production design was Jack Thorne’s Let The Right One In, in the New Athenaeum Theatre, October 2025, creating a bold and conceptually driven visual world. This experience was instrumental in developing her artistic voice and deepening her understanding of storytelling through space, texture, and form. Following this production Emma recently designed Stef Smith’s, Nora: A Doll’s House in the Chandler Theatre Venue, June 2026.
Since then, she has continued to grow her practice through live projects and creative collaborations, refining her visionary and detail-oriented approach. Her work is grounded in strong conceptual thinking, with an emphasis on creating feeling-based environments that serve the narrative and emotional core of a piece. Emma looks forward to taking her first professional role post-graduation, which is currently in development.
Since then, she has continued to grow her practice through live projects and creative collaborations, refining her visionary and detail-oriented approach. Her work is grounded in strong conceptual thinking, with an emphasis on creating feeling based environments that serve the narrative and emotional core of a piece. Emma looks forward to taking her first professional role post-graduation, which is currently in development.
Skills:
- Model Making
- Auto CAD
- Twin Motion Renders
- Photoshop
- Sketch Up
Work Experience:
RCS:
Set and Costume Designer – Nora: A Doll’s House
Set and Costume Designer – Let The Right One In
Let The Right One In (Set and Costume Designer)
Let The Right One In (Set and Costume Designer)
Let The Right One In (Set and Costume Designer)
Let The Right One In (Set and Costume Designer)
Let The Right One In (Set and Costume Designer)
