Makeup & Prosthetics
Master makeup artistry and prosthetic design for film, theater, and more.
Gain hands-on experience in creating theatrical makeup and special effects, using professional tools and techniques.
Makeup & Prosthetics - Objective
This course aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of makeup artistry and prosthetics. Students will gain practical skills and creative techniques to transform and enhance the appearance of performers and characters.
Our Hair, Makeup & Prosthetics course offers a detailed exploration of the beauty and special effects industry. The first semester introduces students to hair styling, makeup fundamentals, beauty makeup, and basic special effects. The second semester specializes in prosthetics, including life casting, mold making, sculpting, painting, and advanced special effects makeup. The practical approach of this program ensures students gain hands-on experience, working with live models to develop speed and precision in their craft.
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Hair and Makeup
- Overview of the beauty and special effects industry
- Understanding the roles of hairstylists and makeup artists
- Key concepts and terminology
- Fundamentals of hair cutting, styling, and coloring
- Techniques for different hair types and textures
- Creating period and contemporary hairstyles
- Basics of makeup application
- Understanding skin types and tones
- Tools and products used in professional makeup
- Techniques for everyday and special occasion makeup
- Bridal makeup
- Creating looks for fashion and editorial work
- Basics of special effects (SFX) makeup
- Creating wounds, scars, and other effects
- Using prosthetics and latex appliances
Prosthetics Specialization
- Overview of prosthetics in the film and theater industry
- Materials and tools used in prosthetics creation
- Understanding the prosthetics application process
- Techniques for creating life casts
- Mold making for prosthetics
- Safety and best practices
- Sculpting techniques for prosthetics
- Designing realistic and fantasy prosthetic pieces
- Working with clay, silicone, and foam latex
- Techniques for painting prosthetics
- Adding texture and detail
- Creating realistic skin tones and effects
- Techniques for applying prosthetics
- Ensuring comfort and safety for performers
- Proper removal and maintenance of prosthetics
- Combining prosthetics with SFX makeup
- Creating complex character looks
- Advanced techniques for film and theater
Portfolio Development
- Compiling a professional portfolio of work
This is a programme with practical approach, with the below mentioned features.
- Hands-on practice with hair and makeup techniques
- Working with live models
- Developing speed and precision
Career Outcomes
Graduates can work as makeup artists, special effects artists, and prosthetic technicians. They can find employment in film and television studios, theater companies, fashion shows, and freelance opportunities, with roles such as Makeup Artist, SFX Artist, and Prosthetic Technician.