There's nothing powder puff about life as a make-up artist

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Make-up artists can earn 194 pounds sterling for a 12 hour day, working on the set of a television or film but commercials are more lucrative at around 147 pounds sterling for eight hours work. The make-up artist must be amenable and friendly and be willing to work long hours. They will have to confer with the director, costume department and director of photography. The make-up artist must ensure the actors look the same between takes. They may also have to style hair. Men usually come into the business mainly to work on making prosthetics.

Officials and employees, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Vocational guidance, Television production companies, Beauticians, Make-up, Theatrical, Theatrical makeup, Film make-up, Movie makeup

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Second time around

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Article discusses how Buena Vista International Television is restoring digitally old Spider-Man cartoons.

Remodeling and renovation, Cartooning, Cartoons, Caricatures and cartoons, Caricatures, Buena Vista International Television

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When every second counts

Article Abstract:

A profile of Bob Cochran, writer and co-producer of television hit series "24" is presented.

Biography, Television writers, Cochran, Bob

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