Who is Autumn?

Autumn de Wilde was born in Woodstock, New York, USA in 1970 and grew up in Los Angeles, USA. American director and photographer. Her parents were "hippies" who once lived in a commune called "The Farm" in the hills above Warner Bros. Studios. Her father, Jerry de Wilde, was a photographer.

In 2015, he directed his first short film "Prada: The Postman's Dream". In 2020, she directed her first film "Emma", for which she won the second place for Best New Director at the 41st Boston Film Critics Association Award.

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Autumn Day Wilder has always run through the main thread of fashion throughout her career, attracting attention with her own unique style. The candy-colored costumes and exquisite sets of the movie "Emma" brought Autumn Wilder's big-screen debut to the attention of multiple Oscars. This is all due to the ingenuity of the period film director.

Director Autumn Day Wilder injects his own unique feel into the film. She has a humorous energy that is particularly evident when she sets up scenes, shoots wide shots, moves the camera, and displays backgrounds. As expected, the film's costumes are equally beautiful - but they're also given more color to give the film a more contemporary feel.