Stage Makeup Tutorial: Spooky Looks (Part Two)
Sometimes, the best makeup looks come from what you already have. In part two of our spooky stage makeup tutorial, we look at how to create facial texture and a convincing wound. Enjoy!
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Stage Make Up Tutorial: Spooky Looks (Part One)
One of the many joys in character development, whether you’re onstage, or preparing for a Halloween bash, is makeup. In these video tutorials, we offer some tips on how to create a look that has the potential to transform you into powerful, otherworldly characters through stage makeup.
I Wish I Knew: Interview with Creator and Wardrobe Specialist Franzesca Mayer
I Wish I Knew is back with its 10th post! I am so honored to bring a brand-new artist and career to you today: Franzesca Mayer (aka Franzi) gave an amazing, in-depth interview about being a Wardrobe Specialist AND Freelance Designer. She discusses what a Dresser and a Wardrobe Specialist do, why they are so vital to a production, and why she started her company Rubberlesque. If you’re thinking of getting into wardrobe, or if you just want to know more about how Dressers make magic happen backstage, you’ll want to take a read!
The Skinny on Skin Care for Actors
Skin is our largest organ, and for actors it’s their largest canvas. Unfortunately the canvas can take a real beating after six-week runs of eight-show weeks, months on tour, audition stress, and countless makeup applications. So here’s the skinny on how to keep your canvas in tip-top shape.
Costume Fittings: Where Character Meets Design
Whether you’re a chorus member or a principal in a show, going in for your first costume fitting is daunting. You’re vulnerable. This is the moment your interpretations of your character meet the designer’s. It’s the next step in character development, but can be challenging if you’re not prepared. Here are some tips to take you from fitting novice to rock star.
