Students will learn the basics of facial structure and stage makeup application via hands-on experience. Students will learn the fundamentals of contouring, shadow, and highlighting. Students will work with a variety of techniques and products, including: creams, powders, waxes, and latex.
Stage Makeup (10th Edition) 10th Edition by Richard Corson (Author), James Glavan (Author), Beverly Gore Norcross (Author)
VA.Cr.1.2.IIa - Choose from a range of materials and methods of traditional and contemporary artistic practices to plan works of art and design.
VA.Cr.1.2.IIIa - Choose from a range of materials and methods of traditional and contemporary artistic practices, following or breaking established conventions, to plan the making of multiple works of art and design based on a theme, idea, or concept.
VA.Cr.3.1.IIa - Engage in constructive critique with peers, then reflect on, re-engage, revise, and refine works of art and design in response to personal artistic vision.
VA.Cr.3.1.IIIa - Reflect on, re-engage, revise, and refine works of art or design considering relevant traditional and contemporary criteria as well as personal artistic vision.
VA.Pr.4.1.IIa - Analyze, select, and critique personal artwork for a collection or portfolio presentation.
PG.RA.SD.2 - Monitor and direct my own learning
PG.RA.SD.4 - Have a growth mindset by reflecting on learning experiences and applying insights to the future
PG.RA.PRR.3 - Persevere to accomplish difficult tasks and to overcome academic challenges and personal barriers in order to meet goals
PG.RA.PRR.5 - Incorporate feedback effectively
PG.ER.C.3 - Exercise flexibility and compromise to accomplish common goals
PG.ER.C.4 - Leverage the group to create new ideas and increase innovation and quality of work
PG.ER.C.5 - Assume shared responsibility
PG.ER.EC.1 - Articulate thoughts and ideas effectively, using oral, written and non-verbal communication skills in a variety of forms and contexts
PG.ER.EC.2 - Engage in active listening and respectful discourse
PG.ER.EC.3 - Use multiple media and technologies for effective communication
PG.ER.EC.4 - Assess the effectiveness and impact of media and technology for communication
PG.G.ICT.1 - Ask questions
PG.G.ICT.2 - Collect, assess, and analyze evidence, arguments, claims and beliefs
PG.G.ICT.3 - Analyze, evaluate and synthesize information from multiple points of view
PG.G.ICT.4 - Reason effectively
PG.G.EPS.1 - Identify, define and solve authentic problems and essential questions
PG.G.EPS.2 - Research and innovate to lead to better solutions
PG.G.EPS.3 - Reflect critically on learning experiences, processes and solutions
PG.G.CI.1 - Use a wide range of idea creation techniques
PG.G.CI.2 - Elaborate, refine, analyze and evaluate their own ideas, in order to improve and maximize creative efforts
PG.G.CI.3 - Demonstrate originality and inventiveness in work
PG.G.CI.4 - View failure as an opportunity to learn
Facial Anatomy
Light and Shade
Color in Pigment - mixing
Lighting and makeup
Relating Makeup to the Character - character analysis
Applying Makeup
Corrective makeup - contouring, age
Stippling
Modeling with highlights and shadows
Wounds - 3 D makeup - putty, wax, tissue, latex, gelatin
Prosthetics
Corpse
Beards and moustaches
Summative
Creating a likeness
Projects
Extreme contour
Masculine vs. Feminine
Drag looks
Bruises & wounds
Corpse makeup
Statue
Extreme contour
Tissue
Frostbite
Historical makeup
Covering up eyebrows
Old Age
Frozen
Masculine
Meet-up with Sanda 11/14/25
Lab experience - every assignment has to have 2 parts. The prep and the execution. Prep research, tracing, and keep it all in a portfolio
mindful of time constraints - all written work outside of class to use studio time. The folder and book must be in class every day for reference. Not prepared, no makeup time.
S did not follow the chapters in the book in sequence.
First assignment: 1, 8
2nd: 2 and 10
3, 4 & 5
10
11 &12
Review ch. 12
ch. 13
Review ch. 13 for 3D makeup
Continue with ch. 13
Actual execution of age makeup