Developed 2000s Meningitis Makeup Evaluation
Developed 2000s – Meningitis Makeup
Evaluation:
Makeup
Design:
This makeup
is for a film set in the early 2000s and a teenager catches meningitis, and it
shows her recovery. This shows her rash, and she has a serios case of meningitis
which meant that she had her arm amputated but the wound became infected and
she still has a rash on her face like in the previous makeup.
Makeup:
Evaluation:
This makeup
works for film & TV as the makeup works under intense, artificial, and
natural lighting and it works well on camera. The edges of the silicone were also well blended which
meant that the paint didn’t cling to the edges and alcohol paints were used
which means they will last longer as they won’t be affected by water as much as
aqua paints would be which adds to the realism. I could use a silicone
prosthetic for continuity purposes and CGI would be used to cover the rest of
the arm rather than putting the arm inside a top. However, this wouldn't work
for stage as the makeup isn't intense enough which means the details will be
lost due to the distance, but I could make it work for stage by making the
makeup more intense and use a deeper prosthetic which would allow it to be seen.
This look
fits the time period as there was an outbreak of meningitis between 2000-2001
and this can cause a rash on different areas on the body such as the face and
arms and serious cases can result in body parts needing to be amputated as
shown in this makeup.
However, to
improve I could blend some of the areas of the rash slightly more to disperse
the product more rather than spots being very intense which makes it obvious
that it’s makeup and I could add some green and yellow tones to make the
infection in the wound look more realistic and as if there’s puss in the wound.
Peer
Assessment: Drew
Drew said
that the makeup worked really well for film & TV and the rash looks very
realistic especially on the neck, however, to improve I could add some sweat and
some yellow tones to the wound to make the infection look more realistic.
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