Week Three: "Advanced Makeup for Fashion and Photography"

Makeup by Kat Flynt; photo by Stu Haluski; Model Kandiss Lewis

Makeup by Kat Flynt; Photo by Stu Haluski; Model Laurel

Makeup by Kat Flynt; photo by Stu Haluski; Model Leslie Pinck

Week Three the primary focus is on makeup for fashion and photography; however, we will be covering several topics that are important for all specialties of makeup applications, not just fashion photography. For example: we get a little deeper into "Color Theory and Mixology" in this class. This is knowledge that all makeup artsits need no matter what specialty they choose but it is covered in this class. After completing this week (one day in classroom and weekly homework assignments) you will have a complete understanding of the basics of makeup for commercial photography (for billboards, magazines, advertisements, etc..) as well as fashion photography such as the fashion layouts you see in magazines; a clear understanding of testing and building your portfolio. You will also be scheduled for a free test with a photographer and a model after completing this week. See curriculum outline below for more of what is covered in our PowerPoint Presentation and your Workbook during this week.

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Curriculum Outline for Monday, March 19, 2012:

Theory (PowerPoint Presentation and Workbook) from 10:00am until 12:00 noon includes:

  • Color Theory, Mixology
  • Anatomy and the Architecture of the Face
    • Face Shapes Defined
    • Corrective Makeup Techniques
  • Choosing Your Specialty Photo of KayLeanna and Kat Flynt by J M Polsfuss
  • The Atlanta Market
  • Marketing Materials specific to Fashion & Photography
    • Your Commercial Website
    • Designing Your Business Cards
    • Developing a Rate Sheet
    • Your Comp (ZED) Card
    • Online Profiles
  • Portfolio Development
    • Auditions, Tests, and Building Your Portfolio
    • Subject to successful achievement of makeup course content, qualified students will be referred to a professional photographer for FREE TESTS for the purpose of portfolio development
  • Photographers
  • Editorial (Stories, typically for a print publication)
  • Copyright Laws
  • Photographer's Logos
  • Networking
    • Prospecting
    • Where to Find the People You Need to Know

Lunch Break 12:00 noon - 1:00pm

Demonstration and Practice of the following for a "High Fashion Makeup" application
1:00pm until 4:00pm:

  • Skin prep
  • Brow Design (hair removal)
  • Primer
  • Color Correction
  • Concealer
  • Contour with Crème
  • Fixx Crème Foundation
  • Highlight with Crème
  • Crème Blush
  • Brow Define (with Laura Mercier Wax)
  • Setting Powder
  • Shadow Magnet (primer)
  • Eye Shadows & Pigments
  • Gel Eyeliner
  • Lash Strips
  • Mascara
  • Finishing Powder
  • Lip Liner Pencil
  • Lipstick

After completing this week’s homework, student will have also:

  • Created a “Goal Portfolio”
  • Created a “Story Board” for test
  • Contacted five (5) photographers for portfolio building
  • Completed five (5) fashion makeup application practices

 

 

 



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