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><channel><title>Uncategorized &#8211; Cinema Makeup School</title> <atom:link href="https://backup.cms.shavami.com/category/uncategorized/feed/" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml" /><link>https://backup.cms.shavami.com</link> <description>Cinema Makeup School in Hollywood</description> <lastBuildDate>Thu, 27 Jul 2023 22:46:32 +0000</lastBuildDate> <language>en-US</language> <sy:updatePeriod> hourly </sy:updatePeriod> <sy:updateFrequency> 1 </sy:updateFrequency> <generator>https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.8</generator> <item><title></title><link>https://backup.cms.shavami.com/5973-2/</link> <dc:creator><![CDATA[Brandon Walker]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Thu, 27 Jul 2023 22:46:32 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Uncategorized]]></category> <guid
isPermaLink="false">https://backup.cms.shavami.com/?p=5973</guid><description><![CDATA[1. What course is best? The course will depend on the interest of the artist,&#8230;]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>1.	What course is best?<br
/> The course will depend on the interest of the artist, but our most comprehensive educational programs are the Complete Track and Master Makeup Program.</p><p>2.	What is the difference between the Master Makeup Program and the Complete Track?<br
/> The Complete Track is a 28-week program that includes all 9 classes offered at Cinema Makeup School. The Master Makeup Program is an 18-week long program consisting of 4 classes. All classes included in the Master Makeup Program are included in the 	Complete Track.</p><p>3.	Is Cinema Makeup School accredited?</p><p>No, we are not a title IV school and are not accredited. We are approved by BPPE (California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education)</p><p>4.	What are the requirements for enrollment?</p><p>No prior training or experience is necessary to attend Cinema Makeup School and take most of the course. The only requirement is a high school diploma, GED, or certificate of higher education.</p><p>Courses that require prerequisites to take are as follow:</p><p>Advanced Beauty Theory requires completing High Fashion or the submission of a portfolio demonstrating prior beauty experience.</p><p>Advanced Lab Techniques requires completing Prosthetics or the submission of a portfolio demonstrating prior experience.</p><p>5.	Do you provide Financial Aid or Payment Plans?</p><p>We are not eligible to receive financial aid, so we offer an internal payment plan option. Payments can be spread over a 5 to 36-month period with a down payment. We also do in-house financing up and provide longer-term financing with an outside private lender. We are also eligible to receive veteran&#8217;s benefits for education. Our admissions team will be happy to go over all these options in detail with you and choose the best one for your situation.</p><p>6.	Do you accept International Students? Is a Visa required?</p><p>Yes, we accept international students and will help them through the visa process. They need to obtain an M-1 visa and we will provide them with I-20 form for that reason.</p><p>7.	How many students are there per class?</p><p>Classes normally range from 15-20 students maximum.</p><p>8.	What are the class hours?</p><p>Class runs from 9AM PST to 4PM PST on average. Classes such as Advanced Beauty Theory and Advanced Lab Techniques are from 9AM to 5PM PST. Digital Effects, Z-Brush, and Creature Maquette run from 8:30AM-4:30PM.</p><p>9.	Do you offer night classes?</p><p>No, we do not offer night classes.</p><p>10.	Do I need a license to become a makeup artist?</p><p>No, you do not need a license to practice makeup in the television or film industry, but you would need certifications to do makeup in salon. To work in a salon, you would need either a cosmetology, or esthetician license.</p><p>11.	What if I am a beginner at makeup?</p><p>All courses at Cinema Makeup School are designed for artists of all skill levels. No prior knowledge is required.</p><p>12.	Will I get a makeup kit to use for my classes?</p><p>Yes. We have all the materials you need included in our total cost.</p><p>13.	Are there any additional products I need to buy?</p><p>Students will be provided with a list of some additional items they will need for their program or courses. Examples include hair styling tools, Avant-guard elements for beauty makeup designs, synthetic hairs (if they take Advanced Lab Techniques) and more.</p><p>14.	How many students do you allow in each class?</p><p>Our class size varies anywhere between 14-20 students</p><p>15.	Who will we work on for our makeup techniques?</p><p> Students will work on their classmates. There will be a partner list available in the classes that includes all students, and they will be assigned to work with every person in the class. There are a few days that you are required to find a model. Those dates will be assigned according to your track.</p><p>16.	As a student, will I have Makeup applied to me?</p><p>Yes. Students will work on each other for the entirety of the course. This means you will have makeup applied to you frequently. If you have sensitive skin or allergies to any products, please inform the staff beforehand.</p><p>17.	Will we have the same instructor for each class?</p><p> Our instructors are working professionals and each one specializes in a certain subject. Students may have multiple instructors for their classes.</p><p>18.	Can I bring a friend/family member to class to practice on?</p><p> If the class number is odd or some of the models are absent, students can get approval from their instructors or the administrative staff to bring a friend/family to the class to practice on, only. Models and guests are not allowed to stay during the time of lectures or demonstrations.</p><p>19.	Will I receive a diploma at the end of my program?</p><p> Depending on the course or program students will be taking, they will be eligible to receive a certificate of completion or diploma upon graduation.</p><p>20.	After I graduate, will I be eligible for any makeup discounts?</p><p> Yes, there are certain makeup brands and stores that have pro memberships or offer discounts to makeup artists. By submitting the diploma or certificate students get after graduation, they can get those offers.</p><p>21.	Will we receive our images from our photoshoot?</p><p>Yes, all students&#8217; photos are being captured at the school and will be uploaded on a website where they can access their photos within a day or two.</p><p>22.	How often do you start a new class?</p><p>We have start dates for our program and courses every month. A full schedule is listed HERE. Please contact our admissions team to get more details.</p><p>23.	What If I decide the Course is not right for me?<br
/> Student has the right to cancel the Enrollment Agreement and obtain a refund of charges paid through attendance of the first class session or the seventh day after enrollment, whichever is later<br
/> Jobs (Lex’s Section)<br
/> 24.	Do you provide job placement?<br
/> Cinema Makeup School (CMS) does not provide automatic job placement to graduates, however we do have a plethora of wonderful opportunities available to our alumni network that can be valuable when conducting your job search following the completion of our educational programs. CMS is proud to offer our specially tailored job listings email that incorporates both beauty and practical effects based, on set and in-shop, career opportunities sent to our talented graduates daily!<br
/> 25.	Is it easy to find a job following graduation?<br
/> We believe that the effort, dedication, and commitment put into attending our educational programs, seminars, and workshops will be the defining factors regarding furthering alumni job placement.<br
/> 26.	Do you offer internships?<br
/> Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, we have had to put our internship programs on hold for the moment. We are excited to have these opportunities return in the near future!<br
/> 27.	How can I become a lab assistant?<br
/> Thank you for your interest in becoming a lab assistant! To be considered for our lab assistant positions, your attendance, work ethic, performance, and portfolio will go through a reviewal process with our lab manager.<br
/> 28.	How can I volunteer with CMS at conventions?<br
/> Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Cinema Makeup School! If you are a current CMS student or graduate, to inquire about becoming a volunteer, please email our Events Coordinator at collab@backup.cms.shavami.com<br
/> 29.	How can I get my demo into Cinema Makeup School conventions?<br
/> At CMS, we are always looking to expand our network of talent! If you are a current student or graduate of Cinema Makeup School, please email our Events Coordinator with your concept design/sketches and current portfolio of work to collab@backup.cms.shavami.com<br
/> Some of our annual conventions we attend are the following: Comic-Con, Mid-Summer Scream, Monsterpalooza, and more!<br
/> 30.	I’m a graduate, but I have not received the job listings email! How can I be added?<br
/> If you are not receiving our job listing opportunities, please email our Front Desk Administrator at outreach@backup.cms.shavami.com with your full name and email address.<br
/> We would be happy to get you added onto our listings page!<br
/> 31.	I would like to hire one of your graduates! Where do I go?<br
/> Thank you for your consideration regarding hiring one of our talented graduates! Please fill out all the required information on our Job Listings form and click “submit”.<br
/> If CMS feels the proposed position you are seeking is best suited for our makeup artists (MUAs), we will post it to our official listings email that is sent out daily to our student and alumni network.<br
/> We would like to note that all listing opportunities are left up to our alumni’s discretion and not all job submissions will be contacted. Thank you.</p><blockquote
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class="wpb_wrapper"><p>Shannon Shea, a native New Orleanian educated at The California Institute of the Arts has enjoyed a 36-year tenure designing, constructing, and performing animatronic creatures and characters for Motion Pictures and Television. He has had the pleasure of contributing to such diverse films as Predator, Dances With Wolves, Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, Spy Kids, The Chronicles of Narnia, Drag Me To Hell, Men in Black III, Netflix’s Lost In Space, Barb and Starr go to Vista Del Mar (2021) as well as the new Korean horror-drama Sweet Home (2020).</p><p>Not limited to the confines of Motion Pictures, he has served as an animatronics supervisor for Universal Studios and Disney Research &amp; Development as a representative of Spectral Motion, Inc. He paints (having been shown in New York, North Carolina, and Los Angeles), and has written for Makeup Artist Magazine as well as having had a book published about the first formative years of his career entitled I’m Rubber, You’re Glue. He is a continuing teacher of the Stan Winston School of Character Design and taught for nearly 3 years at the prestigious Cinema Makeup School in Los Angeles where he was both the Prosthetics and Special Effects instructor. Shannon and his wife, Tracy (a talented soprano and writer), recently relocated to the Gulf Coast and are enjoying their new adventures.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div><div
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class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 1: <b>Sweet Home</b> (TV Series) (on-set creature effects supervisor) (2020)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 2:<b> Lost in Space</b> (TV Series) (special effects supervisor) (2018)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 3: <b>Men in Black 3</b> (prosthetic makeup effects: key artist, Cinovation Studios) (2012) </span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 4: <b>Casino Royale</b> (puppeteer) (2006)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 5: <b>Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams</b> (technician: Kurtzman, Nicotero &amp; Berger EFX Group, Inc.) (2002)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 6: <b>Spy Kids</b> (shop foreman: Kurtzman, Nicotero &amp; Berger EFX Group, Inc.) (2001)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 7: <b>Jurassic Park</b> (key artist: Stan Winston Studio) (1993)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 8: <b>Terminator 2: Judgment Day</b> (art department coordinator: Stan Winston Studio) (1991)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 9: <b>Dances with Wolves</b> (buffalo effects supervisor) (1990)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 10: <b>Predator</b> (art department coordinator: creature effects unit) (1987)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 11: <b>Evil Dead II</b> (special makeup effects unit crew) (1987)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 12: <b>Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home</b> (creature crew: ILM) (1987)</span></p><p><span
class="page_subtitle no-underline">Credit 13: <b>Aliens</b> (1986)</span></p></div></div></div></div></div></div><div
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class="wpb_wrapper"><p>For the past 30 years, Charles J. Weber has been a successful senior executive in the Entertainment and Communications Industries. During this period Weber was the CEO of Lucasfilm Ltd., and COO of CanWest International Corp, Embassy Communications and Entertainment Company of America. He is also a member of The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences and The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. He has a Bachelor&#8217;s Degree in Business Administration from Manhattan College and a Master&#8217;s degree in Business Administration from Hofstra University.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div> </section>]]></content:encoded> </item> </channel> </rss>