Make-Up Artistry
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About this course
Through the unique programme design, excellent industry reputation and alumni success; the Foundation Degree in Make-up Artistry produces qualified make-up artists who are equipped with all the skills necessary to be successful within the media make-up industry.
Throughout the programme; students will develop and hone their practical makeup artistry talent and additionally, gain an understanding of vital hairstyling skills which are vital for a successful career in the Editorial, TV and film industry. The Foundation Degree will also support student’s academic skillset; each module has both practical and theoretical components which allow students to flourish into well-rounded professionals.
The Make-Up Artistry programmes are designed to offer stimulating, relevant and appealing curricula that will be valued by students and employers both nationally and internationally. Students have greatly impacted the course design process and have been consulted on the content of every module. The programmes currently have an established reputation within the industry for producing talented, creative and highly motivated Make-Up Artists.
Work based learning underpins the Make-up Artistry Foundation Degree; equipping the students with necessary promotional tools and work based employment to support them in entering the local and global creative make-up industry. Manchester is thriving with creative employment opportunities for Make-Up Artists from a vast range of theatres, film companies, photography studios, agencies, cosmetic companies and freelance employment opportunities.
Modules
You’ll have opportunities to gain significant experience and work placements on both courses. Examples of current modules-
Year 1-
• Design Development for the Make-up Artist
• Introduction to Design Concepts
• Historical Concepts Hair & Make-up
• Styling for the Make-up Industry
• Studio Practice
• Professional and Academic Development
Year -
• Applied Postiche and Hair Styling
• Collaborative Practice
• Freelancing
• Creative Skills
• Portfolio Development
• Professional Practice.
Assessment methods
A range of assessment methods are used and could be in the form of the following:
• Presentations
• Practical Assessments
• Learning Journals
• Portfolios
• Written Projects
• Work-related employment
• Blogs
You will be required to complete study hours within college and self-directed study.
You are expected to undertake a minimum amount of work-related learning hours with the encouragement of engagement in further experience.
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