Penny Delamar - The Complete Make Up Artist: Working in Film, Fashion, Television and Theatre Cengage Learning, 2003 275 str. meki povez stanje: dobro 28 cm | This fully revised second edition is aimed at anyone who wants to become a successful make-up artist. It offers a personal guide to the exacting world of media make-up. A dedicated web site features topic summaries and questions to test your knowledge and understanding. This volume presents the fundamentals and basic techniques needed to apply theatrical makeup for a variety of media situations. Theatrical makeup refers to makeup that is used to assist in creating the appearance of the characters that actors portray during a theater production. This work provides color and step-by-step illustrations throughout; hints, tips, and health and safety notes; activities and questions to test readers` knowledge and understanding; insight into the film, television, and theatre industries; step-by-step illustrations; detail on the role of the make-up artist featuring four case studies; and information on camouflage make-up and body painting. Penny has over 30 years of experience as a make-up designer. She was trained at the BBC and worked there for 10 years making up everyone from the Beatles and the Rolling Stones to Margaret Thatcher and Anthony Hopkins. Penny then worked as a freelance make-up artist on films such as `Santa Claus the Movie` (as personal make-up to Dudley Moore) as well as `Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom`, `Robin Hood Prince of Thieves` to name but a few. Delamar Academy is situated at the Ealing Film Studios and has an excellent reputation. As well as excellent prospects for graduates, Delamar prides itself on outstanding facilities, world-class tuition from experienced professionals and access to exciting work placements in the full range of media disciplines - fashion, TV, theatre, and film. Contents: Foreword Introduction Acknowledgments 1. Media make-up as a career 2. Straight make-up 3. Working in fashion and beauty 4. Body and face painting 5. Working in theatre 6. Working in television and cinematography 7. Historical make-up and hair 8. Hairdressing and wigmaking 9. Facial hair 10. Casualty effects 11. Prosthetics 12. Character make-up Epilogue Glossary Recommended reading Index 1861528906