Make-up Artist
Duties and
responsibilities: A make-up artist is a person who uses cosmetic techniques and
processes to create beauty upon human body. It enhances a person’s appearance,
bringing out color and features and hiding or smoothing out flaws using
cosmetic products. There are two kinds of make-up artist, cosmetic or fashion
artist the other is theatrical and film make-up artist. Cosmetic artists,
usually work on run ways. They work with designers to create looks on the model
such as, emphasizing the lip shape or check bones. Film make-up artists;
enhance an actor’s features to emphasize the character he or she plays in
performance art. Young actors can be made look old and older actors to look
younger, also creative characters can be created from nothing, as well as the
makeup can change as the character changes in the course of the story. They
must learn to work with different lighting conditions, the distance between the
stage and the audience, and the requirements determined by high definition and
digital cameras.
Salary: $
64,450- $ 91,640 (that’s $ 25 to $ 44 hourly.)
Education:
To become a makeup artist, you must have a deep love with cosmetics. Each states requirement differ, some states
have a separate license where individuals can specialize in that field only.
Others states make you have a full cosmetology certification. Some don’t require
anything but make-up artist training which typically run from 300-600 hours
depending on the state and take less than 6 months to complete. Full
cosmetology programs tend to be 1500 – 2000 hour to complete and take 12 to 24
months to complete.
Reflection:
I would like to become a make-up artist because it seems like a fun easy job
that pays well if you’re really good at it. I think it is a good job because
you do art on people and help them feel better. Also you can meet famous people
if you’re really good at make-up. Another thing about this is that you can
express yourself through make-up, you don’t need a lot of educational
requirements .
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