Available courses

Minding Your Business

“Most civilians — people who don't make movies for a living — think makeup men are little more than hovering sprites who powder noses but they are true artists, often unsung, who imprint films with the soft touch of their brushes and the hard work of their craft. Their creation, which will be examined on the big screen for as many years as the film holds its audience, is the most physical manifestation of an actor's interpretation of his role.”

This course offers students more in-depth practice in advanced costume skills like pattern making, draping, advanced constructions skills and an introduction to various costume crafts such as distressing and ageing as well as jewelry-making and accessories.

Wig & Hair Work II concentrates on learning the finest of wig-making techniques. Students will learn to build traditional wig foundations. They will also learn to construct full lace foundations and hand-tied wigs. These approaches are broad. They enable students to move forward in their careers. Students learn how to curate and adapt their wig builds for projects. You’ll also develop styling skills. There’s a strong focus on period-accurate wig styles throughout the centuries. Prerequisite: Wig Making & Styling 1.