From dust jacket notes: "With the demand for more accuracy and authenticity in films, television, and the stage, more sophisticated makeup techniques are needed. In Techniques of Three-Dimensional Makeup the reader is given a pictorial guide to the technology of prosthetics, a makeup technique that is used in theater, film, and television. Prosthetics involves making appliances that seem to change the appearance of face, head, or hands, altering a person's physical characteristics to make him or her seem older or resemble someone else....The reader is taken through all the steps of aging an actor with prosthetics - from twenty to forty to fifty-five to seventy-five years of age. The reader will learn how to take a life mask, make the positive and negative molds, make foam-latex appliances, cast hands and special features such as teeth and ears, and duplicate natural wrinkles and skin textures for stock use. In addition, there is a gallery of characters created through prosthetics, many including a photograph of the actor or actress before the application of makeup...." 8.25 x 11 inches, 184 pages, over 100 color plates and 500 black and white illustrations, Index.



