We are currently enrolling for Industry Short Courses in Multimedia and Fashion classes that start 2nd February 2020
2020 Time Table
MELBOURNE: Industry Short Course in Multimedia and Fashion (Sunday) - Start Date 2nd February 2020
MELBOURNE: Industry Short Course in Multimedia and Fashion (Friday) - Start Date 7th February 2020
SYDNEY: Industry Short Course in Multimedia and Fashion (Monday + Tuesday Nights) - Start Date 3rd February 2020
SYDNEY: Industry Short Course in Multimedia and Fashion (Friday) - Start Date 7th February 2020
BRISBANE: Industry Short Course in Multimedia and Fashion (Monday + Tuesday Nights) - Start Date 3rd February 2020
BRISBANE: Industry Short Course in Multimedia and Fashion (Friday) - Start Date 7th February 2020
Industry Short Course in Multi-media and Fashion (CMF001)
Kick-start your makeup career now!
The Industry Short Course in Multi-Media and Fashion course is a great step into the world of Makeup Artistry for the fashion and beauty industry. It's designed to provide you with a thorough overview of the industry and the skills to begin working as a freelance makeup artist, either for yourself, or in a retail environment.
In this course, you will learn to confidently design, apply and remove a range of different makeup techniques, including Bridal, Fashion, Photographic, Remedial Camouflage, Mature Age makeup and more. You’ll also learn Product and Brush knowledge, corrective makeup techniques, shading/highlighting/contouring and false lash application.
Contact Days/Times
At the Academy of Makeup, we deliver this exciting course on a face-to-face basis, and we have Day classes as well as Evening classes.
Contact hours are 1 day a week for 12 weeks 10.00am - 3.00pm .
Each class begins with the theory behind the topic being taught. The class then participates in a discussion, complemented by additional industry information provided by your trainer. All Academy of Makeup trainers are specialists in their field, and are constantly developing and furthering their skills and experience. The class then observes a demonstration, during which your trainer explains how to complete the technique, step by step. We encourage open discussion, interaction and questions, as these are all ways to help you to learn the craft of makeup.
During the remainder of the class, students pair up and work on each other to replicate the technique.
Assessments
Students are assessed on their ability to conduct research skills, convey research into written reports and their technical skills through observation of practical work. You’ll be required to attend classes, complete out of class project work as part of this course.
Study Pre-Requisites
No prior knowledge or training in makeup is required in order to study this course. Students must be at least 16 years old.
Course Fees
Industry Short Course in Multi-media and Fashion (CMF001) - total fees $2,290
(includes 7 piece Brush Roll*)
Deposit $500 (Non Refundable)
Balance of Fees Payment Option 1
$895 x 2 payments. 1st payment due on first day of course. 2nd payment due 4 weeks after course commencement.
Payment Option 2
Upfront, full payment $2,290. Admin fee is still payable.
Admin Fee $250 (payable 7 days before class starts)
* In some instances, we may substitute a brush roll/wrap designed to hold 23 brushes in lieu of the 7 Piece Brush Roll. No extra charge will be incurred by the student, and no refunds will be accepted, as this is considered an upgrade/added value for the student. In this case, it will be supplied only with the brushes from the 7 Piece Brush Roll.
What you’ll learn in this Course…
COLOUR THEORY
Understanding colour theory is a skill that a Makeup Artist must have in order to conceal and correct discoloration and other conditions on the skin.
COLOUR INTERPRETATION
As a Makeup Artist, it’s also important to appreciate the way in which other people interpret and derive meaning from colours.
IDENTIFYING SKIN TYPES AND SKIN PROBLEMS
Learn about skin problems and their symptoms, ie Rosacea, Psoriasis, Chloasma, Lentigos, Birth Marks, Vitiligo, Cold Sore, Moles and many more.
PREPARING THE FACE – CLEANSING
Once you have identified your client’s skin type, learn the essential steps you need to know about how to cleanse the face and prepare for makeup.
CONCEALING
Apply to cover marks, dark circles or other discolouration on the face.
REMEDIAL CAMOUFLAGE/CORRECTIVE CREAMS
Use as a correcting mechanism to counteract unwanted colours in the skin.
FOUNDATION – SELECTION AND APPLICATION
Foundation provides a smooth, even coloured base over which makeup can be easily applied.
POWDER – SELECTION AND APPLICATION
Powder is used to “set” the foundation and prevent it “creasing” in certain areas on the face. It also helps reduce the shine on skin.
CONTOURING AND FACIAL STRUCTURE
Shading and highlighting techniques are used to contour, define, emphasise or correct certain facial features.
IDENTIFYING FACE SHAPES
For Example: Oval, Square, Rectangle and Heart.
BROWS AND BROW SHAPING, BASIC BROW SHAPE, REMOVING BROWS
BLUSH, EYELINER – PENCIL, LIQUID AND GEL, MASCARA AND LASH APPLICATION, IDENTIFYING EYE SHAPES AND CORRECTIVE EYE TECHNIQUES, COLOUR-WASHED EYE
SOCKET EYE AND SHADOW LINER, GLAMOUR EYE, SMOKEY EYE,
TEARDROP EYE: Epicanthic Fold
LIP TECHNIQUES
DESIGN & FACE CHARTS
Learn the skills to create, design, interpret and present face charts.
MAKEUP FOR COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY – FASHION
While there is every opportunity to express your creativity in photographic makeup, you must remember that first and foremost, your client is the photographer/stylists etc
MAKEUP FOR BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY
Precision in makeup application is even more important when applying makeup for black and white photography.
MAKEUP FOR BRIDES
Bridal clients are a special type of client. Their brief to you will usually be to make them as beautiful as they can be on their special day
FASHION READY TO WEAR VS CREATIVE
Catwalk makeup generally falls into one of two categories – Standard Catwalk (sometimes called Conservative Catwalk), or Creative Catwalk.
MATURE AGE
Makeup on a mature age face must not be applied too heavily as it can look quite overwhelming. It is best to keep your design neutral and remember that in this case, less is more.
Call to secure your position in our Industry Short Course in Multi-media and Fashion (CMF001). Positions are limited as we only accept 24 students per class and typicaly are booked out 6 to 8 weeks prior to the start date.Dont miss out, call our friendly and knowledgeable enrollment team today to help you through the enrolment process.
Call Monday through Friday 03 8585 3700 or Text us on 0428 217 285