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| BELOW: (Top) Actress Riki Lindhome in the "Dummy" episode of ABC's Pushing Daisies. (Bottom) Actress Christina Hendricks in AMC's Mad Men.
Clockwise: RHI Films (Tin Man); AMC (Mad Men); ABC (Grey's Anatomy); CBS (CSI); ABC (Pushing Daisies)
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Emmy® Awards Nominations Announced |
Posted: Thursday 07 August, 2008
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The nominations for the 60th Primetime Emmy® Awards have been announced by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Here are the nominees for achievements in make-up:
Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries or a Movie (non-prosthetic)
• Comanche Moon, CBS
Tarra Day, department head make-up artist
• John Adams, HBO
Trefor Proud, department head make-up artist
John R. Bayless, key make-up artist
• The Andromeda Strain, A&E
Connie Parker, department head make-up artist
Jill Bailey, key make-up artist
Lisa Kuhr, additional make-up artist
• Tin Man, Sci Fi Channel
Lisa Love, department head make-up artist
Outstanding Makeup for a Multi-camera Series or a Special (non-prosthetic)
• Dancing with the Stars: “Episode #503,” ABC
Melanie Mills, department head make-up artist
Zena Shteysel, key make-up artist
Patty Ramsey, additional make-up artist
Nadege Schoenfeld, additional make-up artist
• MADtv: “Episode 1308: with Kathy Griffin,” FOX
Jennifer Aspinall, department head make-up artist
Heather Mages, additional make-up artist
Christopher Burgoyne, additional make-up artist
Ned Neidhardt, additional make-up artist
• So You Think You Can Dance: “#311,” FOX
Amy Strozzi, department head make-up artist
Heather Cummings, additional make-up artist
Tifanie White, additional make-up artist
Crystal Wolfchild, additional make-up artist
• Two and a Half Men: “City of Great Racks,” CBS
Janice Berridge, department head make-up artist
Peggy Nichols, key make-up artist
Outstanding Makeup for a Single-camera Series (non-prosthetic)
• CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: “Dead Doll,” CBS
Melanie Elaine Levitt, department head make-up artist
Tom Hoerber, key make-up artist
Matthew Mungle, additional make-up artist
Clinton Wayne, additional make-up artist
• Grey’s Anatomy: “Crash Into Me–Parts 1 & 2,” ABC
Norman Leavitt, department head make-up artist
Brigitte Bugayong, key make-up artist
Shauna Giesbrecht, additional make-up artist
Michele Teleis, additional make-up artist
• Mad Men: “The Hobo Code,” AMC
Debbie Zoller, department head make-up artist
Ron Pipes, key make-up artist
Suzanne Diaz, additional make-up artist
• Pushing Daisies: “Dummy,” ABC
Todd A. McIntosh, department head make-up artist
David De Leon, key make-up artist
Bradley M. Look, additional make-up artist
• Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union: “Episode #102,” Showtime
Sally Craven, department head make-up artist
Matthew Mungle, additional make-up artist
Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup for a Series, Miniseries, Movie or a Special
• Grey’s Anatomy: “Forever Young,” ABC
Norman Leavitt, department head make-up artist
Brigitte Bugayong, key make-up artist
Thomas Burman, prosthetic make-up artist
Bari Dreiband Burman, prosthetic make-up artist
• John Adams, HBO
Trefor Proud, department head make-up artist/special make-up effects artist and designer
John R. Bayless, special make-up effects artist
Christopher Burgoyne, special make-up effects artist
Matthew Mungle, prosthetic make-up designer and creator
• Mad Men: “Nixon Vs. Kennedy,” AMC
Debbie Zoller, department head make-up artist
Joel Harlow, special make-up effects artist
Brian Penikas, additional special make-up effects artist
Jake Garber, additional special make-up effects artist
• Pushing Daisies: “Smell of Success,” ABC
Todd A. McIntosh, department head make-up artist
David De Leon, key make-up artist
Sara De Pue, additional make-up artist
• Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union: “Episode #104,” Showtime
Sally Craven, department head make-up artist
Matthew Mungle, special prosthetics
The awards presentation will air 8 p.m./7 Central Sept. 21 on ABC. For more information, visit http://emmys.tv/.
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Recent Featured Articles |
| Make-up World Celebrates Smith at Academy - Thursday 18 June, 2009 |
| Generations of movie make-up artists packed the Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Sciences’ Samuel Goldwyn Theater on June 17 to honor a
man many described as their inspiration. “A Tribute to Dick Smith: The Godfather of Special Makeup Effects” paid loving tribute to Smith, whose long career has left a lasting imprint on the make-up world. |
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| Make-up's Biggest Weekend - Wednesday 03 June, 2009 |
Watch this official overview video of the International Make-Up Artist Trade Show to see why IMATS is the only show of its kind in the world. From beauty to gore and prosthetics to bodypaint, we have everything! If you’ve ever wanted to learn make-up techniques or experiment with products, or if you just have an interest in the art of make-up, then the Pasadena Convention Center is where you need to be. The show is open to the public. No make-up artist credentials are required to get you in the door. Purchase your tickets here, and for a complete show schedule and list of educators and exhibitors, visit www.makeupartistshow.com.
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| Blockbuster IMATS Features Celebrity Artists, Fashion, Film and Freebies - Thursday 21 May, 2009 |
Note: This year's IMATS Sunday session will open later, at 10 a.m. on Sunday, June 21. Make sure you check the detailed schedule and plan accordingly.
Special make-up effects artist Greg Cannom and global talent agent Timothy Priano will be keynote speakers at the 2009 International Make-Up Artist Trade Show, which also hosts a fashion show and Star Trek panel.
And in honor of Father’s Day, IMATS is giving away a TV and Blu-ray
Player and offering free admission for all dads. IMATS will be held June 20-21 at the Pasadena Convention Center in Los Angeles and is open to the public.
Other guest speakers include Oscar®-winning make-up artist Dick Smith, whose film credits include Amadeus, The Godfather, The Exorcist and Taxi Driver; artists including Joel Harlow and Barney Burman discussing their work on the new Star Trek film; and Nolan Robert, the winner of last season’s make-up reality show Blush: The Search for the Next Great Makeup Artist.
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| A Beautiful Mind - Friday 01 May, 2009 |
In Issue 78 of Make-Up Artist magazine, Bobbi Brown talks to Brett Glass about her biggest year since launching her
eponymous line in 1991. A few weeks before her guest appearance and
book signing at the Make-Up Artist magazine mixer in New York (May 14), Brown discussed her new book, a free-standing store and Bobbi Brown University.
For the full article, pick up Issue 78 on newsstands the week of May 4 or order it here. |
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| Watching 'Watchmen' - Monday 06 April, 2009 |
Check out Issue 77 of Make-Up Artist magazine for exclusive coverage of the make-up team behind Watchmen.
Joe Nazzaro talked to artists Rosalina Da Silva, Anji Bemben, Todd
Tucker, Will Huff and Miles Teves about their work on the
highly anticipated, and challenging, new movie.
Issue 77 will arrive on newsstands beginning March 9, or you may also order it here. |
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| Canadian Makeup Show This Weekend - Wednesday 01 April, 2009 |
Make-Up Artist magazine is heading north this weekend for the Canadian Makeup Show, held for the first time in Vancouver, B.C. (For the record, Make-Up Artist magazine is located in the other Vancouver—that’s Vancouver, Washington—which is about 250 miles to the south). The Make-Up Artist booth will offer magazine subscriptions, back issues and make-up products.
Make-Up Artist publisher Michael Key will also speak at the show, along with celebrity artists Eve Pearl, whose clients include Meredith Vieira and Brooke Shields, and Sharon Gault, who has worked with Madonna and Pamela Anderson. Oscar®-winning make-up artist Bill Corso, who recently finished work on the HBO film Grey Gardens, rounds out the roster. |
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| Douglas Does NY Fashion Week - Friday 13 March, 2009 |
From ‘80s club looks to bold red lips, we get the exclusive details.
Mary Douglas, one of The Wall
Group’s emerging talents, worked the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall
2009 collections from Feb. 13-20 for designers Derek Lam, Michael Kors,
Brian Reyes, Isaac Mizrahi and Ralph Lauren. Here she gives Make-Up Artist magazine an exclusive insider’s look at the make-up created for the different fashion shows. Douglas has
worked for cosmetics brands including Yves Saint Laurent, M.A.C. and
Stila, and her work has appeared in magazines such as Marie Claire and in ads for Jimmy Choo, among others.
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| IMATS Merges with Canadian Makeup Show - Thursday 19 February, 2009 |
The International Make-Up Artist Trade Show has just added a fourth country to its roster: Canada. Make-Up Artist magazine publisher Michael Key and Canadian Makeup Show producer Jeff
Saunders announced a merger late in February: All Canadian Makeup Shows
will now become IMATS shows.
Because the Vancouver-based CMS was scheduled so soon after the merger announcement, in April, Make-Up Artist magazine is only acting as a sponsor this year. But all subsequent CMS
shows, including this year’s Toronto-based CMS in November, will become
IMATS shows.
"We’re excited to produce IMATS shows in Canada; I’m looking forward to bringing the Make-Up Artist magazine and IMATS strengths to those shows," Key said. "We’ve been
exhibiting in Toronto for the past decade and I consider it a very
strong market. It's comfortable, familiar territory for us. The city is
strong and vibrant—it’s a great place for a show. We have 13 years'
experience producing the very best shows for make-up artists and we can
take this show to the next level."
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| 2009 IMATS London a Great Success - Thursday 05 February, 2009 |
Crowds undeterred by economy and excited by speakers
The eighth International Make-Up Artist Trade Show London, held at
Alexandra Palace Jan. 24-25, 2009, rose to the challenge of a global
recession. More than a thousand visitors attended the show to learn
from educators, buy products and hear keynote speakers.
One highlight was the Hellboy 2: The Golden Army panel discussion featuring keynote speaker and 2009 Oscar® nominee Mike Elizalde. Fellow keynote speakers Mary Greenwell and Morag Ross discussed their long careers as print and film make-up artists,
respectively, with show organizer Michael Key. All three keynote
speakers were judges for the two student competitions, which brought in
young make-up artists from across the globe. |
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