Sabrina Cervilla is a Costume Designer who approaches each project with creativity, collaboration, and a deep commitment to storytelling. She aims to grow her career into Broadway and film, where she can be part of creating memorable worlds and characters for both stage and screen.

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Sabrina’s work includes costume designing for productions at the University of Central Florida, including The Drolls, a newly developed play presented through Pegasus PlayLab.She has also gained professional experience as a costume dresser at Universal’s Epic Universe, where she supported performers by managing quick costume changes, maintaining wardrobe continuity, and ensuring garments were properly organized, fitted, and ready for performance.Currently, Sabrina is pursuing a Major in Theatre Design with a Minor in Costume Design at UCF after recently graduating at Valencia College with a degree in Business and Leadership.
Costume Designer- July 2025
The Drolls by Deborah Brevoort, a new play featured in Pegasus Playlab. I was chosen by faculty as lead Costume Designer for the 2025 Summer theatre season as a first-year student. We cut, dyed, and finished all leather pieces at the UCF costume shop.Renderings and designs by Sabrina Cervilla
Photos by Justin Roloto
Special Guest - February 2023
Amity Blight / The Owl House
I sewed a stunning silk dress with vinyl moons adorned at the bottom edge for this character. This costume drew the attention of the show creators and led to an invitation to model alongside The Owl House voice actors in a professional shoot.
Third Place Cosplay Contest Winner - November 2024
Hiccup / How To Train Your Dragon
I integrated foam padding into the garment's design to enhance its structure and volume while keeping it lightweight to emulate the appearance of leather. This approach allowed for a thicker, more robust appearance without the additional burden of heavy materials. The use of foam also offered flexibility, ensuring comfort and ease of movement for wearing.
Cosplay Guest - December 2024
Bridget / Descendants: Rise Of Red
For my costume of Bridget from Descendants: The Rise of Red, I poured a lot of time and effort into every detail, from the intricate beadwork to the wig styling. I carefully crafted every pattern and I hand-sewed each bead onto the costume, ensuring they were perfectly placed to capture the essence of her look. For the skirt, I meticulously cut over 50 cards to give it the right shape and structure, making sure it mimicked Bridget's unique design. Last but certainly not least, I made and decorated fake cupcakes with magnetic bottoms.
Special Guest - June 2023
Amity Blight / The Owl House
This character has a time-skip design that I chose for this convention. She wears pants that I hand patterned due to their distinctive style. The pants are multicolored and asymmetrical, which created a fun challenge to translate how it flowed in the animation into a physical garment. I worked on a wig with a complicated style that required me to shave an undercut, style an updo, and dye it two different colors.
Cosplay Guest - April 2024
Marcille / Delicious in Dungeon
Marcille’s dress is loosely based on Renaissance-style dresses, making this garment unique from others I have made. I incorporated hidden lights into the staff that I can turn on and off. I enjoy adding unique character elements into my designs that showcase their personality and create little easter eggs for other fans to notice.

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Cosplay Guest - October 2023
Ambrosius / Nimona
This costume was a unique build that also utilized my skillset in foam work. I researched and studied the concept designs as well as stills from the movie to transfer the 2D images into wearable 3D designs that I patterned myself. This piece also showcases my artistic abilities since it is completely hand painted with the complex designs on his armor as well as mimics the way light would reflect on metal.

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