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An Evening With Jenny Shircore and ‘Mary Queen of Scots’

January 7, 2019by Chris Koseluk

As part of an ongoing series that began last year with an exclusive screening of Darkest Hour on Nov. 20, members of the Los Angeles make-up community were given a unique opportunity for an advanced…

50 Years of ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’

December 21, 2018by Joe Nazzaro

Stuart Freeborn looks back at his work on the classic film. Anybody who had the good fortune of meeting Stuart Freeborn knew he was a born storyteller. Freeborn, who passed away in 2013 at the…

So it Begins! Seven Movies Chosen for Bake-off

December 18, 2018by Annika Darling

It’s official! Contenders for Oscar in the make-up and hairstyling category for the 91st Academy Awards have entered their next phase of this prestigious and highly anticipated race. The seven films the Academy of Motion…

Rediscovering a Disney Icon

December 17, 2018by Joe Nazzaro

Peter King talks about working on Mary Poppins Returns. It’s been more than half a century since Disney released Mary Poppins, their big screen adaptation of P.L. Travers’ beloved fantasy character. Starring Julie Andrews as…

A Dynamic Opening

November 16, 2018by Annika Darling

Amalgamated Dynamics Inc. celebrates anniversary with new exhibit Amalgamated Dynamics, Inc. is an Academy Award-winning character effects studio. They are celebrating their three decades of extraordinary make-up creations with an exhibit at the Hollywood Museum…

Behind the Mask

October 31, 2018by Joe Nazzaro

“Halloween was the first horror movie I was introduced to as a kid,” [Vincent] Van Dyke continues, “so when Chris [Nelson] came to me with this project, I was tremendously excited."

Troll Models

October 30, 2018by Chris Koseluk

Göran Lundström creates off-putting, but natural, creatures for Border. If you’ve ever wondered whether a make-up can be both jarring and natural at the same time, just watch Border. Winner of the Un Certain Regard…

An Indie Film Gets the Right Touch

August 9, 2018by Annika Darling

Boots Riley’s film debut Sorry to Bother You is on track to be this summer’s must-see indie film. The social commentary is raw, the tone is fun and the plot is refreshing. The characters’ Afropunk…

Academy Re-elects Lois Burwell

June 21, 2018by Annika Darling

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences recently announced their picks for the 2018-19 Board of Governors, and Make-Up Artist magazine wants to congratulate Lois Burwell, who was chosen to once again serve as…

‘Keep the Gaslight Burning’ at the Magic Castle

April 25, 2018by Scott Essman

Based on the short story by R. Chetwynd-Hayes, Dave and Lou Elsey’s short film Keep the Gaslight Burning had a private showing at the Magic Castle in Hollywood on April 19, attended by many prominent…

‘The Room’ Re-emerges as ‘The Disaster Artist’

April 20, 2018by Randy Sean Schulman

While it may have been panned by critics, there is something arguably refreshing about The Room. And that baffling something is what roused producers James Franco and Seth Rogen to make The Disaster Artist some…

‘Darkest Hour’ Wins 2018 Make-up and Hairstyling Oscar

March 4, 2018by Annika Darling

Kazuhiro Tsuji, David Malinowski and Lucy Sibbick won the 2018 Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling Oscar for their work on Darkest Hour at the 90th Academy Awards, held March 4 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.…