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Make-up artist available in the bay area for film production, or high-production stills.
Wax bullet holes and all that... but damned if I'm getting near a cake mixer again!
Call me if ya got a budget,
--randy
Wax bullet holes and all that... but damned if I'm getting near a cake mixer again!
Call me if ya got a budget,
--randy
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cake mixer???
Sun, March 7, 2004 - 2:26 PMcake mixer??? I'm curiouse what happened? Bad foam experience? Nice blending edge on your bald cap btw. -
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Re: cake mixer???
Sun, March 7, 2004 - 4:25 PMI'm more about applying make-up by the stopwatch rather than by the calendar.
Everyone in my class was so eager to get into a lab like ILM where they could inhale the vapors and clean the molds of someone else's designs. Not me.
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The cap edge is blended by disolving the vinyl cap with acetone. Can you get vinyl caps anymore? -
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fair enough...
Sun, March 7, 2004 - 5:26 PMwhere did you take classes? I have to say I enjoy both aspects of make up; lab and applying, although I agree with you, I would prefer to sculpt the designs myself rather than assist someone else. Have to start somewhere I guess. Yes you can get vinyl caps still,Cinema Secrets has them. I prefer making my own latex caps myself. I don't like the way the make up goes on the vinyl,or how easy it is to pop. -
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sticking with vinyl
Sun, March 7, 2004 - 6:17 PMJoe Blasco, Hollywood
class of 1994
On the contrary, I like how you can use regular face make-up on the vinyl caps, rather than TPM (castor oil based) or acrylic airbrush mixtures.
Yeah, whenever I hafta use over-the-counter latex Woochies, I coat them with vinyl sealer so i can blend the face make-up over it.
Nobody in the class ever broke a vinyl cap. Maybe the $30 caps we used are different than the current CS type. -
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Re: sticking with vinyl
Mon, March 15, 2004 - 9:13 PM
I went to Make Up Designory,2000, and 2004
I try to avoid airbrushing anything...lol. I really hate airbrushes.
I have only ever seen one vinyl cap pop, I just don't like the way the paint goes on em,I do like how the edges melt away though.
Oh well everyone has their preferred methods I guess. Do you apply prosthetics at all (other than caps) or just paint n powder?
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Re: sticking with vinyl
Wed, March 17, 2004 - 2:13 PMI haven't worked on a prothetics budget since school. My most recent jobs were wax bullet holes on features where they were using the direcor's sister for make-up until the FX came up.
That's when I left LA.
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