THE 222 - Stage Make-Up

 
Description
This course focuses on the principles of corrective and character make-up with intensive practical application in a laboratory setting. Practical experience in application is gained through the semester’s stage productions.

1. Outline the principles of stage make-up.
2. Explain the theories of stage make-up.
3. Identify the elements of facial anatomy.
4. Use make-up for special effects.
5. Interpret make-up application in film and television.
6. Use make-up to correct or alter facial features.
7. Apply make-up to establish age, character, and/or disfigurement.
8. Demonstrate the impact of color.
9. Apply a variety of make-up designs.

1. Elements of facial anatomy/bones of the face
2. Light and shade
3. Flat, curved, hard and soft edges
4. Drawing with highlights and shadows
5. Color in pigment
6. Characteristics of color
7. Color mixing and organizing
8. Color tables
9. Lighting and make-up
10. Color in light
11. Light on pigment
12. Planning and application of make-up
13. Character study
14. Elements of design
15. Types of make-up
16. Stippling
17. Modeling with make-up
18. Three dimensional make-up
19. Beards and mustaches

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