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Sculpting
With Character
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Joe Lester discusses the process and issues involved in sculpting with character.
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The
Slayer Sculpture Demo
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Casey Love demonstrates sculpting a maquette in WED clay through step by step photos and descriptions.
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Facecasting Basics
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Christian Hanson demonstrates the basic process of casting
a face for prosthetics.
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Multi-Piece Prosthetic Makeups
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Bill Barto discusses the history and technique of fabricating
multi-piece, foam latex overlapping prosthetic makeups.
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Multi-Piece Prosthetics Demo
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Dan Kurz demonstrates fabrication of a multi-piece prosthetic makeup.
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Anthony Veilleux demonstrates the process of fabricating
a facial prosthetic out of cold foam.
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Aging FX with latex tipple
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Bill Barto demonstrates the process of aging an actor using stipple latex formulas
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Airbrush Basics
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Vance Hartwell provides his thoughts and tips on working with an airbrush.
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Realistic
Skin Painting
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Vance Hartwell describes the steps and techniques for
painting a foam rubber piece to match the varying tones of human skin.
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Hair Punching
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Dan Kurz demonstrates and details the procedure for
punching hair into a piece.
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Molding
a Skull in Silicone
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Vance Hartwell outlines the process of making a silicone mold of a human skull.
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Silicone Matrix Molds
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Vance Hartwell gives a quick step-by-step primer on fabricating a silicone matrix mold.
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Those under 18 should not work with such dangerous materials without adult
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