Specialist Hair and Makeup Artistry for Creative Industries
Entry requirements
UCAS Tariff
Entry requirements • You must have achieved 48 UCAS tariff points from an appropriate Level 3 (NVQ 3, BTEC Award or A Level) • We would also consider students with a level 3 in a course which is relevant to the industry: • Art and Design, Hair dressing, Costume Design, Film and Media • GCSE passes at grade 4 (C) or equivalent English and maths. • A portfolio of work (if applicable)
About this course
his course is designed to create fully-fledged industry standard
hair and makeup artists, exploring various specialties within creative
industries. We convey the importance of an artistry, honing in on
developing a broad range of skills, confidence and experience.
The course explores various avenues from effective visual
communication tools, collaborative and reflective practice to the
basic disciplines needed within the hair and makeup artistry.
The course has been specifically designed with key industry
opinions and sectors in mind and will broaden your knowledge,
portfolio and overall understanding on how to develop your idea into
a fully realised and developed design concept. You will benefit from
the tutor’s specialist knowledge of industry, connections and insider
tips and tricks to get yourself successfully initiated into a thriving
industry of creatives. We explore, develop and enjoy the process of
hair and makeup application, with you finishing the course with an
industry standard portfolio and a breadth of knowledge
Modules
Core modules include:
• Exploration of Period Hair and Makeup for TV/Film
• Special Effects
• Hair and Makeup for Fashion, Editorial and Print
• Contextual and Historical Studies
• Hair and Makeup for Theatrical Performance
• Hair and Makeup – Creative Development
• Zine
• Advanced Special Effects and Prosthetics
• The Exploration of how Cultural References are Imitated in
Modern Times
• Collaborative Practise and Working Effectively
• Showcase Exhibition and Work Placement
• Core Skills
Modules offered may vary.
Tuition fees
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The Uni
Middlesbrough College
Faculty of Service Industries
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