Required Fresher Makeup Artist

Required fresher girls for makeup artist in modelling and film industry.Freshers girls most welcome.front of cameras or an audienceAs a make-up artist, your work will involve creating images and characters through the medium of make-up, hairstyles and prosthetics according to a brief.You'll interpret the make-up requirements of clients to produce both a creative and technically accurate visual representation. This may involve very basic make-up for a TV presenter through to more complex period make-up or special effects.You may work alone and perhaps in a freelance capacity, as an assistant to a more senior colleague or as part of a make-up design teamfilmlive musicphotographic shootstelevisiontheatre.ResponsibilitiesWorking as a make-up artist, you’ll need to: communicate with clients to clarify visual requirementsread scripts to ascertain the materials and look required, considering budget implications and identifying areas where research is requiredproduce and sketch design ideas for hairstyles and make-upensure continuity in hair and make-up, liaising with other members of the design team to ensure the overall look/effect is consistent and coherentdemonstrate and implement a practical understanding of lighting, the photographic process, colours and the impact of special effects/make-up processes on the skinensure that appropriate action is taken to minimise unpleasant side effects from the use of specialist make-up/hairdressing techniquesmaintain awareness of health and safety issues and legislationcast facial and body moulds and sculpt latex foam, known as prostheticsfit and maintain wigs, hairpieces and prostheticskeep up to date with available make-up and beauty productssource, budget and order materials and equipment from specialist suppliersbe effective with your time management - knowing how long a client will take to be made upFreshers girls most welcome.front of cameras or an audienceAs a make-up artist, your work will involve creating images and characters through the medium of make-up, hairstyles and prosthetics according to a brief.You'll interpret the make-up requirements of clients to produce both a creative and technically accurate visual representation. This may involve very basic make-up for a TV presenter through to more complex period make-up or special effects.You may work alone and perhaps in a freelance capacity, as an assistant to a more senior colleague or as part of a make-up design teamfilmlive musicphotographic shootstelevisiontheatre.ResponsibilitiesWorking as a make-up artist, you’ll need to: communicate with clients to clarify visual requirementsread scripts to ascertain the materials and look required, considering budget implications and identifying areas where research is requiredproduce and sketch design ideas for hairstyles and make-upensure continuity in hair and make-up, liaising with other members of the design team to ensure the overall look/effect is consistent and coherentdemonstrate and implement a practical understanding of lighting, the photographic process, colours and the impact of special effects/make-up processes on the skinensure that appropriate action is taken to minimise unpleasant side effects from the use of specialist make-up/hairdressing techniquesmaintain awareness of health and safety issues and legislationcast facial and body moulds and sculpt latex foam, known as prostheticsfit and maintain wigs, hairpieces and prostheticskeep up to date with available make-up and beauty productssource, budget and order materials and equipment from specialist suppliersbe effective with your time management - knowing how long a client will take to be made upFreshers girls most welcome.front of cameras or an audienceAs a make-up artist, your work will involve creating images and characters through the medium of make-up, hairstyles and prosthetics according to a brief.You'll interpret the make-up requirements of clients to produce both a creative and technically accurate visual representation. This may involve very basic make-up for a TV presenter through to more complex period make-up or special effects.You may work alone and perhaps in a freelance capacity, as an assistant to a more senior colleague or as part of a make-up design teamfilmlive musicphotographic shootstelevisiontheatre.ResponsibilitiesWorking as a make-up artist, you’ll need to: communicate with clients to clarify visual requirementsread scripts to ascertain the materials and look required, considering budget implications and identifying areas where research is requiredproduce and sketch design ideas for hairstyles and make-upensure continuity in hair and make-up, liaising with other members of the design team to ensure the overall look/effect is consistent and coherentdemonstrate and implement a practical understanding of lighting, the photographic process, colours and the impact of special effects/make-up processes on the skinensure that appropriate action is taken to minimise unpleasant sid