I have a character that I created in 99' and has been a center piece since. So when I am making his movie debut in Blind Metal I would like to know how to go about 2 things.
First off his hair is Grey, but we don't want to mess with a permenent dye, and well we could scrap his hair color for looks either way I still want to know an alternative for hair color.
The 2nd I have been working on for about 1-2 years off and on, this certain character has no eye's, just some black eye sockets. I am really confused on making it look real, and reliable so the actor (proboly me) can see. And especially during the brief driving scenes.
thanks in advance for any help
Some questions about makeup.
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In Minority Report, they used chicken skin for the eye sockets! I would check out contact lenses designed for that.
For hair, I would use a wig. Cause a wig won't grow (hopefully) and should be more practical to apply and remove.
For hair, I would use a wig. Cause a wig won't grow (hopefully) and should be more practical to apply and remove.
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In my drama class, we use grey "cake make-up" applied to the hair. There is also removable spray colors for hair. In beauty supplies you may also find colored hair gel for making removable (washable) high-lights.
For the black eyes, there are contact lenses that cover the whole eye socket, the used those in the "Men In Black" movies.
For the black eyes, there are contact lenses that cover the whole eye socket, the used those in the "Men In Black" movies.
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I used to sell spray-on hair colour. If you used white, and sprayed it lightly in strokes, you could built up a good grey layer. Blend a little black in if you get too much white buildig up.
It washes out completely after about 4 washes. All the kids use it here every year for Red Nose Day. Goodmark Group PLC manufacture most of this stuff, and it should be widely available from most party-stores.
It washes out completely after about 4 washes. All the kids use it here every year for Red Nose Day. Goodmark Group PLC manufacture most of this stuff, and it should be widely available from most party-stores.
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I would like everyone else said, find a cheap wig and the contact idea, they do make plain black contacts that are one way. but the downside to that is you might have to fork out quite a bit of cash for em.
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