Podcasts about cinema makeup school

Monster Maker Tristian TrisRex Johnson was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, where he was enamored by horror/sci-fi films, comics, and action figures at an early age. He's most known for his dark and dramatic take on well-known DC Comics characters paired with horror elements such as his take on Swamp Thing titled “The Green” and 2021's terrifying Red Lantern titled “Lord Atrocitus” which received high praise in Stan Winston School of Character Arts's Halloween contest. His cinematic and highly detailed style has landed him on the cover of Cosplay Alliance Magazine and appearances on Cinema Makeup School, Dread Central, DC Comics, Shortboxed and many others. TrisRex describes his work as “a wearable journal for what I'm experiencing in life” as his therapeutic journey quickly turned into a monstrous passion which can be seen in his reimagining of Patrick Gleason's Hellbat Armor from 2014's Batman and Robin #33.Through his exploration of vintage practical FX paired with modern cosplay, he uses his platform to share tools and techniques to help the cosplay community embrace their own inner monster. When TrisRex is not bringing nightmares to life he works as an Analyst and enjoys spending quality time with his wife and reptilian children.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture. Mentioned in this episode:TrisRex To find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory. Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode ★ Support this podcast ★

This week we sat down with our New Old Friend Lizzy Polanco. Lizzy is a professional makeup artist based in the greater Los Angeles area. In this episode we discuss how she got into makeup, growing up in the San Fernando Valley, and the importance of a proper skin regimen. We also covered how she got into the entertainment industry, being a spiritual person, going from working in a library to enrolling in Cinema Makeup School at night, tattoos, the misconception of sex work, and which “Golden Girl” she would be. Beyond grateful that Lizzy came to sit down for an awesome conversation with us. Follow Lizzy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lizzy_lawless Featured musical artist: Labelled Dead - “The Chav” This episode is brought to you by: Mission Bar https://www.instagram.com/missionbarsa Tacos El Gringo https://www.instagram.com/tacos_el_gringo Follow New Old Friends: https://www.instagram.com/newoldfriendspodcast Joseph: https://www.instagram.com/josephpadillaofficial Mike: https://www.instagram.com/mike_izl Please write, subscribe, and follow!⁠ Thank you for listening and see you next week.⁠ Cheers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newoldfriends/support

Skin care! Beard care! History! Grooming! Men's concealer! Make-up! And most importantly: what is self-confidence and where does it come from? The incredibly charming Alysha Marcantonio has been Alie's make-up artist for years and stepped in the booth to dish about HOW IN THE HECKERS she always has perfect skin (Alysha, not Alie), what it's like to hear all the gossip on set, creature prosthetics vs. glam squad and why beauty truly does come from the inside. Emotionally and from a molecular level. Follow Alysha on Instagram.com/alyshasherri Follow Ologies on Instagram.com/ologies or Twitter.com/OlogiesPod Ologies hats, limited edition enamel pins, shirts, mugs & more at www.OlogiesMerch.com Links to sources at alieward.com/ologies Support the show.

Hello true believers! On this episode, we were granted the privilege to go to Cinema Makeup School & interview legendary artist; Lee Joyner. We talk the school, H.P. Lovecraft, and interesting facts about the Joker. You can find more information about Cinema Makeup School at: www.CinemaMakeup.com Find out more about Lee Joyner at: www.JoynerStudio.com To find out about the Next Level of Cosplay scholarship, please go to: www.CinemaMakeup.com/Cosplay You can find our podcast on SoundCloud & iTunes. Rate & review the podcast, let us know how you feel. www.CosplayFame.com Music by 8-Bit Ninjas "Shiny Spaceship" #CinemaMakeupSchool #CMS #LeeJoyner #SFX #Makeup #HPLovecraft #Lovecraft #sculpting #Godzilla #StarTrekBeyond #Cosplay #CosplayFame #Podcast #cosplayers #Kawaii #SoundCloud #iTunesPodcast

Recorded live at San Diego Comic-Con International 2015, this speaker panel includes costume designer Kristin Burke; Cinema Makeup School director Lee Joyner; feature film director Zach Lipovsky; voice actor Hal Lublin; animation artist Sarah Marino; and writer and Comics Experience founder Andy Schmidt. Many people dream of working in pop-culture entertainment related industries, but most are not sure of how or where to start. This panel of professional “Nerds for a Living” share insights into how they got to where they are, and discuss career paths that exist within fields like animation, film, comics, makeup, costume design, and more. Our guests offer actionable, realistic career advice and anecdotes that may provide the advantage needed for those trying to “break in”. Topics  include education/training, resources and communities, networking, industry “realities” (i.e. time commitment, job relocation, etc.), and tactics to use or avoid when seeking out a job in your dream industry.

This episode, N4AL’s Wendy and Adron talk with Lee Joyner, sculptor and special effects make-up artist, and director of admissions for Cinema Makeup School in Los Angeles. Cinema Makeup School is dedicated to educating the next generation of makeup artists for the film, television, fashion and entertainment industries. They aim to provide students with all of the skills needed to succeed as makeup artists and to give them a solid foundation for any job they seek. In addition to makeup techniques, CMS students are taught professionalism, ethics, business, and history. 

From a packed room at San Diego Comic-Con 2014, we present the How to be a Nerd for a Living panel with guest speakers Lee Joyner (director of admissions, Cinema Makeup School); Tom Kurzanski (art director, TeeFury); Claire Hummel (production designer, HBO); Pat Loika (host, Loikamania Podcast); Brad Herman (lead product designer, DreamWorks Animation); and Karen Hallion (illustrator and T-shirt/apparel designer). Want to work in a fandom-related industry you're passionate about, but not sure where to start? These professionals discuss careers within gaming, film, comics, illustration, podcasting, and more. Our speakers share their career-building experiences. Topics include training, online resources, networking, and tactics to use (and avoid) for breaking into your dream industry. Moderated by Nerd For A Living's Wendy Buske.