The Makeup Artist Workshop is a 3 day HANDS-ON workshop that was started by Candace
Corey in 2002 after on-going requests to share her knowledge and makeup technique. Since
that time the workshop has helped makeup artists push their skill, style and level to other
heights.
The workshop will challenge each student to help them develop good makeup skills and
increase creativity within the artist.
Corey in 2002 after on-going requests to share her knowledge and makeup technique. Since
that time the workshop has helped makeup artists push their skill, style and level to other
heights.
The workshop will challenge each student to help them develop good makeup skills and
increase creativity within the artist.
| Each day will include a photo shoot of the makeup created by the students on the models |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
| Question: How many people are allowed at the workshop? Answer: A maximum of 12 students per class are allowed. This will keep classes small enough to ensure more one on one training. |
Question: Are the makeup and makeup chair provided in the workshop?
Answer: No. All makeup and supplies are the responsibility of the
student. A "Makeup Kit Suggestion List" will be included with the list of
homework, so students can assess what they already have and
purchase only what they need.
Answer: No. All makeup and supplies are the responsibility of the
student. A "Makeup Kit Suggestion List" will be included with the list of
homework, so students can assess what they already have and
purchase only what they need.
| Question: Do students get to keep the images from the class? Answer: Yes! Students get a CD of the looks that they create on the models. The photo shoots are designed to help a student see how their makeup shows up in printed images, but also to help build a portfolio. |
Question: Do the students have to bring their own models to work on?
Answer: No. Models will be provided by the workshop.
Answer: No. Models will be provided by the workshop.
| Question: What if I have questions after the class, will students be able to have help? Answer: Yes. After the class students become members of a private makeup artist forum that is designed specifically to ask and answer questions among your fellow artist and teacher. |
Question: Do you have job placement after the class?
Answer: No. There aren't job placement programs for students, but
students are able to have access to job listings, photographer's lists for
testing, and they have opportunities to be referred to a job.
| Question: Do we work with the same model for each look that we create in the photo shoot? Answer: No. Models are rotated through out the class so students have the opportunity to work with different skin tones and ethnic backgrounds. |
Question: Do we only work with female models?
Answer: Even though we can't guarantee all model types, we
try to provide various gender, ethnic and age groups of models
to work with.
| Question: If all of us are working on the same models, how do you know which images are my work? Answer: To keep images from going to the wrong student, each model holds up a sign stating who did the makeup in that photo session. |
| Do you have any questions or problems making payments? Contact us. |
| MAKEUP ARTIST WORKSHOP |
| Images created by student's at workshop |
Question: What can I do to keep my skills growing after the
class?
Answer: All MAW students can attend The Makeup Artist
Workshop again as many times as they want for FREE!
Students can also participate in monthly makeup challenges or
view monthly inspirational images to increase skill and creativity.
| Question: Are there internship programs available? Answer: When opportunities are available, MAW students can participate as assistants on real jobs with Candace Corey and other students that grow in the industry. |