Makeup Film TV Training Course |
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6 Weeks |
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Saturday or Sunday |
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Course outline
Week one
Introduction to making up. Hygiene and equipment, explain brushes, types of foundation and eyeshadows where to purchase. Demonstration.
Week two
Nude m/u to see standard of the class. Using powders. Include concealing, highlighting to create a finished look. Explain how this is the basis of all m/u. Include this seasons look and makeup for shows noughties and 90's. How music and magazines follow the catwalk. Demo, then practice on each other.
Week three
Examples and explain how politics and current events influence makeup and the past influences present and future looks. Explain period makeup and how the past influences current makeup styles. Do a period influenced makeup demonstration, and then practice on each other. This week the 20's to 40's
Week four
This week the 50's to 80's. Focus on eye and lip makeup and adding lashes, creating a very glam look. Perhaps using face jewellery. Explain how fantasy and more theatrical work. Explain how the various makeup evolves, and each subtle change ushers in the next period. The 60's being the exception, not a slight change but quite drastic and different.
Week five
Character makeup. Distinguish the different characters of a film or TV production.(Main support, extras) How to behave on a film set, how to treat actors, the various departments on a production, continuity. Networking, contacts, starting points.
Week six
Hollywood Makeup. How to create that glossy ‘movie star' look. Advice on under m/u preparation. Very important for the finished look. Also talk to the class on where they wish to go from here.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed!
A diploma in 'Make-up for Film & Television' is awarded by the The London Academy of Film & Television to students who successfully complete the course.
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What the students say:
| ''I cant thank you enough for a great course, full of brilliant and useful techniques'' |
| Heather Lowe 25, Fashion Designer. |
| ''I learnt so much, thanks for a highly professional course'' |
| Lisa Brims 26, Photographer |
| ''A wonderful course and fantastic tutor, thanks for everything, a course well worth doing'' |
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You and your partner will practice the artistry of applying just the right blend of cosmetics to both male and female personalities.
Performing make-overs on TV Presenters
and Actors will give you a professional
insight into what is expected from a
modern day Make-up Artist.
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Each session will consist of a demonstration by a professional make-up artist and then for you to practice what you have been shown on a real person. If you bring in your camera you can take a before and after shot for your portfolio.
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Course is ideal for beginners and those interested in beauty for film, TV, fashion and Photograhic. Course will cover the following and more: |
Basic hygiene rules when applying make-up. Face analysis: how to decide the right colouring when applying foundation. Product awareness: what products are best for what. Application of eye make-up. Application of foundation. Application of lipstick...
You will need to purchase a basic kit for this course, the tutor will advise you prior to the course.
Your coures tutor
following a passion for make up since age of 12, has led Oriona Grzyb to
the fashion and clothing industry where she's been a professional make up
artist for 7 years. Her qualifications and training within the world of
Beauty Therapy , Make-Up and Personal Styling is second to none and she's
worked on a wide variety of catwalk and photographic fashion jobs. Clients
have included Wella , Rimmel , Tony and Guy , Top of the Pops and many more.
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