Mackenzie Serin is an introspective costume designer with a reputation for crafting immersive worlds and deeply nuanced characters. She is known for infusing raw authenticity into her designs. Her collaborative spirit and sharp eye for detail have made her a sought-after talent for period-rich narratives and bold, genre-driven projects.

Beginning her career as a teenager at Vancouver’s iconic True Value Vintage, Mackenzie developed a deep affinity for fashion history and vintage sourcing—an early experience that shaped the foundation of her creative perspective. With an Advanced Diploma in Textile Arts from Capilano University, she honed technical skills in fiber-reactive dyeing and costume FX, adding a multifaceted edge to her work.

Over the past decade, Mackenzie has held critical creative positions in the costume departments of some of the largest and most acclaimed productions shot in Vancouver. These formative years built her reputation for adaptability, leadership, and a deep understanding of complex creative pipelines.

In 2024, her design credits included the horror series Safe Haven, the hard-hitting indie Manhunt, directed by TIFF award-winner Wayne Wapeemukwa, and the feature Casket Girls, directed by Justin Dyck and produced by Academy Award-winning QC Entertainment. Most recently, Mackenzie wrapped Freaks Underground, Zac Lipovsky and Adam Stein’s sequel to their award-winning Netflix feature Freaks.

Dedicated to both the artistry and logistics of costume design, Mackenzie thrives in challenging environments. Whether managing large-scale productions or embracing the raw intensity of independent films. Her vision is always distinctive, emotionally attuned, and deeply impactful.