Bio
Rose Chatterton first started out in New York in the music business working for RSO Records™ with artists such as Eric Clapton and the Bee Gees. She then decided to make a career move to become a hair stylist. Rose received her New York Cosmetology license and apprenticed in color first at The Pierre Michel Salon and then at Bumble and Bumble. She trained in cutting at Pipino-Buccherie Salon and with Rusk. After working in salons for almost a decade, Rose started doing print ads for Saks Fifth Avenue which led to work with such notable independent film makers as John Sayles, Susan Seidelman, Hal Hartley and Noah Baumbach.

A member of Local 798 (Union of Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists) since 1994, Rose's work can be seen on TV and Cable (‘Law & Order: Trial By Jury‘,  ‘3 Lbs.’,  ‘Empire Falls‘,  ‘Hysterical Blindness‘), in major motion pictures ( ‘Alfie‘, ‘Something's Gotta Give‘, ‘Spider-man 3‘) as well as in indie films (‘Factory Girl‘, ‘Cruel Intentions‘).