1. Makeup and Costuming Veronica R. Christian Fundamentals of Drama

2. Copy Vocabulary Words Drama I Color codingFoundation SwatchMatte Costume paradeHighlighting Costume silhouetteShadowing Costume plotBlocked out BuildingFacial mask Wardrobe managerBlender DresserProsthetics Chiaroscuro

3. Vocabulary Drama II & III Building Costume plot Swatches Modified authenticity Costume parade Acetone Cake make-up Water-soluble foundation Collodion Crème foundation Crepe hair Makeup morgue Putty wax Spirit gum Stippling Straight makeup

4. The Basics The principals of chiaroscuro Use of highlight and shadow Consider the stage setting The larger the audience the more makeup needed

5. The Six Steps to Makeup Step One: The Foundation Use crème or cake makeup Base color should be selected according to character’s: Age Ethnicity Health Occupation experiences

6. Foundation Crème Applied usually w/ fingers Can be applied w/ synthetic sponge Work gently into hairline and collar line Cake Applied w/ damp sponge or brush Washes off easily Melts under heat and runs under perspiration Not compatible w/ matte finish

7. The Six Steps to Makeup Step Two: Shadows & Highlights Most important aspect of modeling face Used to Bring out features Correct features Change features to indicate age, character, or physical impairments

8. Shadows and Highlights Shadows Use a base five shades darker than foundation Never use gray Take into account the skin tone Highlighting Use a base five shades lighter than the foundation Use to emphasize parts of the face

9. The Six Steps to Makeup Step Three: Rouge and Lipstick Apply moist rouge to cheeks and lips Place the moist rouge where it will help shape your face to that of your character

10. Rouge and Lipstick Rouge Oval face: apply in crescent shape Round face: blend along the cheekbone Long face: place high on the cheekbone Lipstick Apply with the little finger Use lipstick brush if lips are altered Should be blocked out by covering edges w/ foundation Outline lips with darker red, brown, or black Lower lip should receive a slightly lighter shade

11. The Six Steps to Makeup Step Four: Eyes and Eyebrows Applied to the upper lids only Heavy application in the crease and fading out Based on Color of hair and costume Personality of he character Degree of stylization desired

12. Eye Shadow and Liner Eye Shadow Blue, blue-gray, violet, or brown may be used Brown is the safest and most flattering color Eye Liner Enlarges and accents the eyes Use black or brown Use sable brush or round toothpick Use to shape the eyebrows, also

13. The Six Steps to Makeup Step Five: Powdering Important step of applying crème makeup Use translucent powder Sets the makeup Softens the lines and colors Gives a matte finish Pressed into the makeup thoroughly

14. The Six Steps to Makeup Step Six: Finishing Touches Application of mascara or false eyelashes Use brown mascara instead of black unless you are a real brunette False eyelashes are preferable to mascara

15. Special Makeup Problems Aging Use a facial mask (a plaster casting taken of the face) Use light foundation colors Pay attention to lines, highlights and shadows Lines create wrinkles, shadows create folds of skin, and highlights creates the illusion of old age

16. Old Age Makeup Applying wrinkles Apply highlights and shadows Draw wrinkles on w/ brown or reddish-brown pencils Lips tend to become paler and thinner Gray or whitened with a brush the brows and sideburns

17. Wigs and Beards Wigs Put on from the front to the back over the head Hair caps helps conceal the hair Beards Usually made out of crepe Use spirit gum as an adhesive Press it to face with a towel

18. Facial Features Liquid Latex can be used for molding eyelids, cheeks, and noses (prosthetics) Nose putty used to build up noses, chins, cheekbones, and ears and for creating warts, scars and other blemishes Collodion used to building up the flesh and making scars

19. Makeup Workshop Please get a partner that you will practice with. Sit with them and wait quietly.

20. Aging Makeup Application Step 1: Apply a sallow skin color (2 shades lighter than your original skin color). Then apply highlight the forehead creating a semi circle near the hairline.

21. Step 2: Highlight the eyebrows, side of forehead, under the eys, nose and chin.