MA MAKE-UP AND HAIR DESIGN FUTURES
Duration: 1 Year
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Duration: 1 Year
Beauty has a way of capturing attention. Beauty treatments and fashion trends have always been in trend but today more and more people have become conscious about their looks. With the boom in entertainment industry, and more competition in modeling as well as fashion field, the demand for good looks has come up like never before. This has resulted in a need for professionals to make people look good. Make-up is an art and a make-up artist is a professional artist who uses mediums applied to the skin to transform or enhance the appearance of a person. Make-up artist uses human skin as a canvas and makeup as a medium.
These professionals prepare individuals for appearance in front of cameras or a live audience. They apply makeup and prosthetics for theatrical, television, film, fashion shows, magazines and other similar productions including all aspects of the modeling industry. Individuals who require constant services of these artists include models, film stars, high-profile individuals who are always in the news etc.
Makeup artistry & hair design is a creative career with a wide array of possibilities, and successful artists are able to use design skills, experimentation and products to create stunning looks. Makeup artists must keep up with fashion trends and product developments, and have an interest in skin science and beauty. There are two main categories of makeup artist. Fashion artists who prepare fashion models for photo shoots, and theatrical or film makeup artist. While fashion makeup artist work with designers to create a certain look for the model, such as emphasizing lip shape or cheekbones; theatrical or film makeup artist enhances an actor's features to emphasize the character he or she plays in performance art.
To make successful career as a make-up artist, aspirants need to develop important personality traits. They must have an attractive personality, dexterity, sound health, energy and excellent communication skills to compete in this field. Candidates must also aware of latest fashion trends. Hygiene and cleanliness.
Other qualities such as imagination, creativity and complete knowledge of the cosmetics and other related products have significant role in determining the positive course of makeup. Experience is essential to land this kind of job. Makeup artists also get attractive jobs in events like fashion shows, weddings and social gatherings. Good make-up artists are highly sought during these occasions. Beauty parlors, advertising agencies and magazines also recruit make-up artists at high salary.
Person who has innate ability of creativity can perform well in the career of makeup artist. Candidates need strong imagination, understanding, research and hard work. Professionals, who can make the detailed use of cosmetics, wigs and other tools to give that desired looks, can easily flourish. A Master's course will always help them to enhance their career in this field. They can complete specialization in make-up under any major category. Since expert make-up artists often work in the movie, TV or theatre industries, some theatre production, they must attain Master's degree programs that allows students to choose a make-up concentration where they can learn skills like basic make-up application, special effects make-up and remedial make-up.
Want to know the three-word secret to becoming a great makeup artist? Practice, practice, practice! The more people you try your skills out on, the wider range of skin tone, complexion and face shape you’ll have experience of. Creating a portfolio is important when you are applying for jobs for portfolio shots, it’s best to use a professional photographer, who will make sure your models look amazing, and your work is displayed to best advantage. Your portfolio should showcase different styles of makeup beauty, experimental, simple and editorial. Other ways to gain experience include working backstage in amateur theatre, or on student film projects.
1A good color perception
2Passion for make-up
3Good communication skills
4To be creative and artistic
5Able to work under pressure
6Good business sense and diplomacy
7Stamina, patience and concentration
8Careful eye for detail
9A willingness to work long hours
Explore the rapidly evolving field of designing for future bodies, beauty cultures and creature design using speculative design strategies and augmented realities on this fascinating master’s programme.
This course intends to produce designers and artists who aspire to be at the forefront of this new discipline. The programme of study supports creative investigations enabling you to enter critical dialogue, contributing original insights to the world of beauty ideals; the grotesque, gender politics, creature design and the changing face of body identity.
Based in our industry standard make-up, hair and prosthetics studios, you will work with both practice and theory, and be presented with the principles of speculative and critical design for future bodies using make-up, hair and prosthetics. Each scenario will allow you to explore the key themes of future focused thinking surrounding the dynamics shaping the body of tomorrow. By showing alternative futures are possible, you will learn how to prototype and demonstrate complex design and application concepts.
You will explore and develop creative application skills to generate an enhanced research and design proposal through envisioning new futures. Based on sub-cultures, cutting edge experiences, speculative design projects, biotechnology and even science fiction, your outcomes can materialise through studies, magazines, artefacts, film, digital and online platforms, objects and performances – culminating in an end of year postgraduate showcase.
Thanks to the course team’s close links with industry, you’ll benefit from a range of guest lectures from across the contemporary design landscape, with representatives from fashion, film, media, beauty and other creative industries. Recent speakers have included Terry Barber - MAC’s Director of Makeup Artistry, Pablo Rodriguez - Illamasqua’s Director of Make-up Artistry, Burton Nitta – Interdisciplinary Design Studio, Helen Casey – Deputy Head of Wigs, National Theatre, and Neill Gorton Studios.
You will also be encouraged to create industry collaborations and take up work placements throughout your studies, and will have opportunities to apply to work with our professional make-up teams at events such as London Fashion Week, Graduate Fashion Week and a range of TV, film and theatre productions.
Situated within the School of Art Design and Fashion, you will be immersed in a creative community that will encourage and enable you to challenge your existing research and design knowledge.
This master’s course will transform your understanding as a practitioner who uses their specialisms to question cultural, social and ethical implications surrounding future bodies. With the knowledge and experiences gained while studying, including the creative skills to formulate, design and present self-initiated outcomes, you will cement your design identity and become prepared to enter this innovative and ever-evolving industry.
Graduates may find themselves working with make-up and beauty brands, catwalk beauty, fashion and beauty editorial publication, film and media production, TV, performance, advertising and communication, speculative design agencies and trend forecasting.
An undergraduate degree, or industry experience in make-up and hair design would be a technical advantage but your design thinking is more important, applications will be considered from individuals with diverse backgrounds.
Through the consideration of the environment, changing social needs, science, politics, sub-cultures, avant-garde experimentations and the dynamics of change regarding the body, these insights will inform design scenarios and research led speculations for the beauty, fashion, film and speculative design industries. There is also a strong emphasis on learning through making and interdisciplinary collaborations.
Beauty Technologies and Corporeal Sensations
In this module you will explore how multi-dimensional lifestyles signalled by the digital (URL) and the physical (IRL), technological innovation and scientific advances are creating new planes for self-expression for tomorrow’s beauty and corporeal ideals.
Speculative Fictions and Design Futures
In this module you will investigate a range of colour cosmetic, prosthetic and hair tech application strategies, disruptive innovations, speculative projects and science fiction imaginaries.
Performing the Body
In this module the body will operate as a subject, situation and material. You will explore the performance of the body as a physical material, cultural space and social interface.
Researching Visual Culture
Researching visual culture means researching visual forms and media as expressive of aspects of a culture: anything that is seen, that is produced to be seen, and the way it is seen and understood.
Masters Project or Masters Dissertation
The Master’s Project is where students will design, execute and present an individually demanding piece of work that deploys a systematic and in-depth understanding of the skills and debates relevant to their particular discipline of study.
Tuition fees:
UK, EU and Channel Island full-time fees: £7,600
International full-time fees: £13,700
Visa Show Money: £ 9208
Visa Charges: £ 348
Immigration Health Surcharge Charges: £ 470 / (12 months) + £ 235 (1- 6 months)
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Applicants who do not have English as their first language will be required to demonstrate an approved level of proficiency in the use of the English language. The agreed minimum requirements for this course are:
IELTS minimum 6.5 overall with minimum of 6.0 in writing and a minimum of 5.5 in reading, listening and speaking
TOEFL IBT 92 with minimum of 22 in writing and a minimum of 19 in reading, listening and speaking
Duolingo English Language Test - 110 overall with minimum 90 in each component
or equivalent.
Qualifications are checked before enrolment, and international students must bring their original certificates or certified copies when coming to study at the University.