Special Make-Up Effects

Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Half Title
3. Title Page
4. Copyright Page
5. Table of Contents
6. Foreword
7. Preface
8. Acknowledgments
9. 1. Make-Up Products and the Kit
   1. The Make-Up Kit
   2. Historical Progression of Modern Make-Up
   3. Foundation Systems
   4. Shading and Count er shading
   5. Beardcovers
   6. Cheekcolors
   7. Lipcolors
   8. Eyecolors
   9. Pencils
   10. Mascaras
   11. False Lashes
   12. Powder
   13. Cleansers
   14. Skin Care Products
   15. Tools and Equipment
   16. Character Make-Up Materials
   17. Dress and Appearance of Make-Up Artists
   18. Kit Maintenance
10. 2. Special and Popular Characters
    1. Horror Characters
    2. Skulls and Supernatural Characters
    3. Animal-People Creatures
    4. Fantasy Types
    5. Dolls, Toys, and Tin Soldiers
    6. Statuary
    7. Surrealistic Make- Ups
    8. Pirates
    9. Clowns
    10. First Special Academy Award for Make-Up— 1964
    11. William Tuttle’s Frankenstein “Monster”
11. 3. Special Effects
    1. Bidding on a Production
    2. Rick Baker
    3. Carl Fullerton
    4. Spasms by Dick Smith
    5. Christopher Tucker
    6. Stan Winston
    7. Beetlejuice
    8. Basic Make-Up Effects
    9. Volatile Solvents
    10. Thickening Agents
    11. Removing Character or Special Make-Up Effects
12. 4. Casting and Molding
    1. Laboratory Techniques
    2. Impression Materials
    3. Duplicating Materials
    4. Separators
    5. Cast of the Face
    6. Sculpture Materials
    7. Molds
13. 5. Latex and Plastic Appliances
    1. Natural Rubber Materials
    2. Plastic Materials
    3. Adhering Appliances
14. Appendix A Professional Make-Up Products
15. Appendix B Suppliers and Professional Addresses
16. Appendix C Professional Make-Up Kits
17. Appendix D Make-Up Artist Examinations