Fashion, Theatre and Media Make-up Course

This Fashion Makeup course includes all the skills you need to know to start your career as a makeup artist on the catwalks and television/Film sets.

You will learn how to apply makeup to both male and female performers. All demonstrations are performed by professional makeup artists with over ten years experience in the industry, so you can be sure you only receive the most exacting tuition from our tutors.

Makeup artists play an essential role in all media events. Learning the skills specific to this field of makeup artistry allows you to spread your job opportunities far and wide. With the majority of the UK watching television every day, you'll find it difficult not to find employment opportunities with tv companies and other media organisations who are always looking for new, talented makeup artists.

This Fashion and Media Makeup Course covers:

Analyse the appropriate tools and makeup products

Analyse current and future trends

makeup from the 20th Century trends

Last decade and current makeup trends

Copying catwalk makeup and magazine styles

Use of face jewellery

Eyelash Extensions

Etiquette

Hollywood and bollywood makeup application

Health and Safety

Client Management

Requirements for this Media and Fashion Makeup Course

Students must be over the age of 16 before commencing with this training course.

Locations

This training course is available at our Hammersmith, Westminster, Putney and Fulham specialist training centres. All four London training centres are just a few minutes away from the district line tube stations.

Students who enrolled on this course, also enrolled on:

Manicure Course
Bridal Makeup Courses
Make-up Artist Course

Non-EEA/International Students

If you are a non-EEA or Swiss national you must have the correct visa to study a short course in the UK. It is your own responsibility to check your visa status and ensure you obtain the correct visa before travelling to the UK.

Non-EEA/International students' visas and passports will need to be verified by the Academy, prior to commencement of the course.