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Period make up introduction
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Period Make UpBTEC PRODUCTION ARTS (MAKE-UP)
Before we get started…
Attendance to each class is vital Clean, tidy uniform – hair up, jewellery off Nails short – no false nails and no varnish Phones are left in bags on silent Come prepared
Clean tidy kit Note pad and pen Camera
Every class…
Take notes
Take a photo of the demo make-up
Take step by step photos of your work before – stages – final images
End of session…
Clean brushes
Clean kit
Wipe down sides/mirror/chair
Sweep floor
ObjectivesBy the end of the session
you will be able to…
State why period make up skills are vital to a make-up artists
List the different skin types and explain how you would treat each one
State the meaning of the ‘Key Words’ Complete a client consultation sheet Describe what you would do in the event of a reaction Carry out a professional cleansing routine
Introduction to Period Make-up
What is period make-up?
Period make up is one of the most used skills for a hair and make up artist
Adaptations are becoming more popular with in FILM, TV and THEATRE
A realistic interpretation helps viewers believe in the story
A true period hair and make-up helps the actor get into character
Examples of adaptations
Edwardian
Titanic
Mr Selfridge
Examples of adaptations
1920s
The Great
Gatsby
Chicago
ResearchIt MUST be authentic!
Richard Corson
Fashions in Hair
Fashions in Make-up
Films made in that time
Portrait photographers of that era
Royalty, entertainers, celebrities of that era
National Portrait gallery
Exhibitions
Documentaries
Skin types
Oily
Combination
Normal
Dry
Sensitive
Mature
Activity!
Key Words
Contra-indications
A condition that is present on a client that will prevent or restrict a make-up procedure being carried out. Examples include; contagious skin diseases, eye infections, infestation, skin disorders, cuts and abrasions, new scars etc..
Contra-actions
A reaction that occurs during a make-up procedure. Examples include; Burning sensation, rashes, watery eyes, reddening of the skin etc..
Cross infection
Cross infection can occur if tools are not sanitised between clients, or products become contaminated by dipping a dirty brush directly into your products.
Objectives By the end of the session you will be
able to…
State why period make up skills are vital to a make-up artists
List the different skin types and explain how you would treat each one
State the meaning of the ‘Key Words’ Complete a client consultation sheet Describe what you would do in the event of a reaction Carry out a professional cleansing routine