This class is comprised of techniques for injury simulation, facial hair application, bald caps and old-age makeup. It covers everything needed to create realistic simulated effects and characters. Students will learn both two-dimensional (using only makeup) and three-dimensional (using gelatin and silicone) character techniques.
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“Total” includes tuition, lab fees, and materials, broken down as follows: $23,675 tuition, + $4575 lab fee, + $2700 materials fee + $0 STRF for a total amount of $30,950. *STRF (Student Tuition Recovery Fund) is a mandatory fee that will be paid to BPPE (Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education). Students may also be subject to a $200 registration fee (all non-VA applicants), a $210 I-20 processing fee (all international applicants for an M1 student visa), and potential additional costs for everyday expendable items like tissues as needed in class, as well as certain optional equipment purchases made through the CMS supply shop.
Yes. Cinema Makeup School offers training in both beauty and special effects makeup through the Complete Track, a 28-week program covering a wide range of makeup and SFX techniques.
The Complete Track covers 11 specialized makeup courses:
Yes. Digital FX focuses on Adobe Photoshop, including photo retouching, image manipulation, collaging, textures, recoloring and creature concept art. ZBrush focuses on 3D digital sculpting, where students create detailed character busts using tools, meshes, textures, hair and other digital elements.
Absolutely. Each course can be taken separately. You can visit the individual makeup course pages to find the specific timings, course details and prices.
The total investment for the Complete Track at Cinema Makeup School is $30,950, which breaks down as follows:
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