This introductory course in Stage Makeup is brought to you by Matt Webster, and covers all the basics. You’ll learn the tools you can use to build a makeup kit, how to match skin tone, what are the shapes of the face and how those shapes affect everything you do with makeup.
You’ll learn about highlight and shadow, blending, basic corrective makeup, safety and hygiene, and lastly, tips for teaching makeup. And throughout, sample exercises are included so you have the information you need to bring stage makeup into the drama classroom.
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C.3.D - use technology in theatrical applications such as live theatre, video, and film.
B.3.D - use technology in theatrical applications such as live theatre, video, and film.
C.3.A - develop and practice safe and effective stagecraft skills.
1 - demonstrate understanding of the purpose of makeup
2 - recognize the importance of illusion in makeup design
3 - demonstrate understanding of the importance of artistic unity in makeup design
4 - show awareness of need for safety and cleanliness when working with makeup
5 - examine physical structure of the face
8 - differentiate between abstract, straight and character makeups
apply imaginative and creative thought to problem-solving situations
demonstrate a sense of responsibility and commitment, individually and to the group
demonstrate the ability to considered decisions, act upon them and accept the results
demonstrate the ability to initiate, organize and present a project within a given set of guidelines
Develop and refine ideas and technical skills to improve the quality of performance pieces
Experiment with a range of props, processes, and technologies
Compose, interpret, and expand ideas using symbolism and imagery
Explore educational, personal, and professional opportunities in the performing arts