Forums > Hair, Makeup & Styling > Looking to model special effects creations!

Model

Dank Pnut

Posts: 6

Deerfield Beach, Florida, US

I apologize first hand if I'm going all about this wrong >.

Feb 09 13 10:06 pm Link

Body Painter

Sweet Loretta

Posts: 283

Sacramento, California, US

Check out Wicked Apple Art, Pam Trent. She is a body painter aand does some fun cool FX work. She is here on MM based in Hollywood, FL.

Feb 11 13 09:32 pm Link

Body Painter

Cat Camp

Posts: 889

Tampa, Florida, US

Pam is also wickedly fun to work with!

Feb 13 13 08:36 am Link

Makeup Artist

SianRJJ

Posts: 179

Sheffield, England, United Kingdom

Bear in mind that for an artist to create something similar to what's on Face off, it would cost a few hundred dollars.

You should expect to contribute towards the cost, especially for full cowls etc - Silicone is not cheap, foam latex although cheaper still has a high cost overhead in the set up for an oven etc, plus you have to consider that for custom fit a life cast needs to be made, again none of this is cheap.

Face off is a great programme for showing creativity but it really isn't realistic in the effects world, the quality of some of the work over such a short time frame would command a heavy financial premium in the real world.  The triangle of good - fast -cheap (pick two) very much applies.

Sian

Feb 17 13 07:24 pm Link

Makeup Artist

SianRJJ

Posts: 179

Sheffield, England, United Kingdom

also the only school I can think of off top of head near you is Joe Blasco's and I guess they would have a long line of models ready and willing. 

I would suggest contacting them and seeing what they say, if you would be able to travel there are lots of schools: Savini's, Westmores, MUD, CMS etc., get a copy of Make Up Artist Magazine and ring round all the schools advertising in there.  There are also some excellent schools in Canada.

Sian

Feb 17 13 07:32 pm Link