Stage Makeup


STAGE MAKEUP

Makeup Supplies and Uses (and suggestions for supplies):

Mirrors – to see the final design
Brushes – to apply the makeup
Stipples sponges – to create texture and beard stubble 
Makeup sponges – purchase the triangle kind from a drugstore and cut them in half 
Q-tips – for detail work and erasing small mistakes 
Baby wet wipes – for washing the face off after makeup is complete, for cleaning brushes
Makeup remover – to take the stubborn makeup off 
Brush cleaner – to get the makeup off of the brush
Crème makeup pots – what holds the makeup and is crème-based 
Water-based makeup pots – a dry powder that must be mixed with water to apply 
Bruise/Burn wheels – to apply wounds with complimentary colors all together in one pot 
Blood – to use on fresh wounds 
Latex – to create wrinkles and blisters and texture on the skin 
Wax – to create depth and texture on the skin 
Paper towels – to create a "tablecloth" for each student's tools and to wipe off excess 
Powder – to set the completed makeup 
Vaseline – to give blisters/burns a shiny gooey appearance

Stage Makeup

“In the modern theatre, makeup is normal for ALL roles…


Makeup Design and Execution Assignments

1.  Makeup Morgue
A Makeup Morgue is a collection of pictures and photographs of examples to help you do your makeup accurately.  In your morgue you must include pictures/photographs of:
·      glamour women;
·      old age examples;
·      stylized/fantasy examples;
·      grossies/gories examples.

2.  Execute Old Age Makeup on a classmate (half face). Photograph and post to your blog.

3.  Design and Execute Stylized/Fantasy Makeup (full face).Partner up with a classmate.  You will execute your Stylized/Fantasy Makeup on that classmate and then create a story and film using the green screen.

4.  Execute Grossies and Gories Makeup.
Apply two grossies and gories wounds and create a story (background of what happened and how the wound was caused) for each wound.  Be prepared to answer how long ago the wound occurred.