Why Become A Professional Artist?
Imagine having a fun, high-paying job that lets you use your creativity to make people look good. There are few jobs that offer so many benefits. As a makeup artist you will have the satisfaction of making your vision a reality. Nowadays professional makeup artists are more in demand than ever before. Here are just a few of the job opportunities for makeup artists: retail makeup artistry, bridal and special events, salons and spas, advertisement, music videos, runway shows, television, movies, theater. A makeup artist is intimately involved in the most important and exciting events of people’s lives, from weddings to the Academy Awards. Makeup artists get to work with celebrities such as models, actors, politicians, and musicians.
The Primary objective of Makeup Artistry Program is to give basic and advanced techniques of makeup artistry suitable for any type of career as a makeup artist. You’ll learn Bridal Makeup and Makeup for Special Events, Retail Makeup, Makeup for Film and TV, High Fashion Makeup, Commercial Makeup, Makeup for Runway, Editorial Makeup and some others. During the course you’ll also get necessary knowledge about business of makeup artistry, how to work with clients and marketing yourself. You’ll have a chance to work with well-known fashion photographers and makeup artists.
Makeup Artistry Program 80 hours, 16 evenings( 4 hours) +
2 full days( 8 hours) for photo shoots.
Cost: $4,500.00 includes kits and brushes.
- Introduction to Makeup Artistry. Kit Focus. Tools and Sanitation. Skincare and primers.
- Color theory. Corrective Makeup. Base and Concealers.
- Facial Geometry. Highlighting and Contouring. Face Reshaping and Sculpturing.
- Eye Brow Shaping and Design. Eye Shapes. Basic Eye Makeup Application.
- Different types of Eye Makeup. False Lashes Application. Lips Shapes and Correction. Cheeks.
- Makeup techniques for Mature Face.
- Introduction to Bridal Makeup and Makeup for Special Events.
- Business of Bridal Makeup. Bridal Contracts. Advanced Bridal Makeup Techniques.
- Bridal Makeup Photo shoot
- Retail Artistry.
- Makeup for Film and Television.
- Introduction to High Fashion Makeup. High Fashion Makeup Techniques. Fashion Print Makeup.
- Print Advertising. Commercial Makeup. Makeup for Catalog.
- Editorial Makeup. Makeup for Music Videos.
- Makeup for Runway.
- Vintage and Period Makeup. Glamour Makeup.
- Profession of Makeup Artist. Marketing Yourself.
- Fashion Makeup Photo Shoot
Getting Ready to Become a Makeup Artist
- How to develop the skills you need as a makeup artist including a good eye
- Information about makeup artist schools and makeup artist training including
- A list of makeup artist schools in North America
- How to choose a makeup artist school and what to beware of
- Other makeup artist training programs including one day workshops and online courses
- Ways to teach yourself makeup artistry
- How to apply makeup like a professional makeup artist
- Assessing the client (coloring, skin type, face shape, features)
- Preparing the face
- Applying makeup (foundation, eye makeup, blush, lip color, etc.)
- Completing the look
- Doing makeup for print photography
- How to do character makeup
- Makeup for film and television
- Makeup for theater
- Special effects makeup
- What to have in your makeup kit (different types of makeup and makeup application tools)
- How to keep up with makeup trends
- How to quickly get experience as a makeup artist through volunteer work or an apprenticeship
Getting a Makeup Artist Job
- How to create an impressive portfolio even if you have no previous paid makeup artist experience
- How to make your resume and cover letter stand out in the crowd (includes samples)
- Discover who employs makeup artists and how to contact them, including:
- Salons and spas
- Retail stores
- Cosmetics companies
- Other employers
- Where makeup artist job openings are advertised
- Discover what employers are looking for
- How to make a great impression in an interview
Starting Your Own Freelance Makeup Artist Business
- How to start a freelance makeup artist business for as little money as possible
- Links to all the information you need about the “business” side of things (permits, insurance, etc.)
- Your options for where to set up your makeup artist business
- Working out of your home
- Working in a salon or spa
- Setting up a storefront
- Choosing a name for your makeup artist business
- Where to find suppliers of makeup products
- Pricing your makeup artist services by the hour or service
- Identifying potential clients
- Creative ideas to market yourself effectively
- Preparing promotional materials
- How to get photos of your work (plus what you need to know about test shoots and time-for-print or TFP projects)
- How to create a professional portfolio
- What to include on your comp cards
- How to get photographers and businesses to refer clients to you
- How to do a client consultation
- How to get work through a makeup artist agency
- What you need to know about unions if you want to work in the entertainment industry
Your Instructor: Yuliya Jade.
To see some of her work please visit her website http://www.yuliyajade.com/
For Registration Package e-mail to: manager.pba@att.net
Airbrush Makeup
When everything must be perfect, airbrush makeup is your best choice…
Airbrush Makeup is a specialized makeup application previously used by makeup artists only for high-end photo shoots and celebrity red carpet events. Airbrush Makeup minimizes skin imperfections, leaving you with flawless natural looking skin. It is great for any age, any complexion and any skin tone.
Aibrush Make-Up Benefits
- Your skin will look perfect and fresh throughout the entire affair regardless of the heat, humidity and how much dancing you do
- Long wearing and water proof formula, no need for touchups
- Makes you look great on photos and video even on High Definition
- Will not rub off or transfer to clothes
- Lightweight feel and look
- Oil-free
- Non-comedogenic (won’t clog pores)
How Does Airbrush Make-up Work?
Airbrush makeup is sprayed on through an air compressor as a fine mist of color that gently covers the skin, giving the appearance of a flawless complexion. Spraying microdots of makeup that rest on the surface of the face looks more natural than traditional makeup, because it isn’t rubbed into the skin and doesn’t exaggerate the pores. This process allows the Airbrush makeup to conceal better while enabling your skin to breathe.
To take this course you must either take the Makeup Artistry Program or have prior certification or experience in Makeup Artistry
Your Instructor: Yuliya Jade.
To see some of her work please visit her website http://www.yuliyajade.com
For Registration Package e-mail to: manager.pba@att.net