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The Make-Up
This is a prosthetic make-up I created and applied for the science fiction film "Myth" directed by Tony Milan. The design was created by fantasy illustrator Dorian Cleavenger, and then sculpted, molded, ran in foam latex, applied and painted by myself, Krista Montgomery on actress Hannah Black. The hair work was done by Drew Talbot.
I did everything in a week, probably in the span of three days. During application I took about two hours to complete the look. It was a challenge, and an exciting experience for sure.
The characters were in make-up on set for up to eight hours, so the prosthetics had to be absoutely perfect. This particular photograph of Pan was taken after about seven hours of her being in the make-up. I'm very pleased with how it held up, Hannah was a very active and energetic little actress, lol, but she was a real trooper and pleasure to work with. Can't wait to do it again!
The Film
The film is about a corrupted scientist that creates strange, humanoid creatures for his own personal reasons. These creatures develop minds of their own, minds that this scientist did not prepare for, and does not agree with. The creatures tire of his ways, band together and demand freedom from his control. What concludes is both intriguing, and inspiring. I will post the trailer when it comes out in a month or so.
I was honored to work on this film with Tony and Dorian, and even more honored to have been the special effects supervisor. I supervised a large crew of about 20 amazing, different artists, seven different creatures with heavy prosthetic make-ups, and the building of a FULL SIZE spaceship. The outcome is amazing.
I truly hope you check out the film
** About Me:
You can check out more from me on:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/AnestheticArt…
Tumblr: sfxmakeupblog.tumblr.com/
IMDB:www.imdb.com/name/nm4199295/re…
My Website: kristamontgomery.wix.com/artis…
This is a prosthetic make-up I created and applied for the science fiction film "Myth" directed by Tony Milan. The design was created by fantasy illustrator Dorian Cleavenger, and then sculpted, molded, ran in foam latex, applied and painted by myself, Krista Montgomery on actress Hannah Black. The hair work was done by Drew Talbot.
I did everything in a week, probably in the span of three days. During application I took about two hours to complete the look. It was a challenge, and an exciting experience for sure.
The characters were in make-up on set for up to eight hours, so the prosthetics had to be absoutely perfect. This particular photograph of Pan was taken after about seven hours of her being in the make-up. I'm very pleased with how it held up, Hannah was a very active and energetic little actress, lol, but she was a real trooper and pleasure to work with. Can't wait to do it again!
The Film
The film is about a corrupted scientist that creates strange, humanoid creatures for his own personal reasons. These creatures develop minds of their own, minds that this scientist did not prepare for, and does not agree with. The creatures tire of his ways, band together and demand freedom from his control. What concludes is both intriguing, and inspiring. I will post the trailer when it comes out in a month or so.
I was honored to work on this film with Tony and Dorian, and even more honored to have been the special effects supervisor. I supervised a large crew of about 20 amazing, different artists, seven different creatures with heavy prosthetic make-ups, and the building of a FULL SIZE spaceship. The outcome is amazing.
I truly hope you check out the film
** About Me:
You can check out more from me on:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/AnestheticArt…
Tumblr: sfxmakeupblog.tumblr.com/
IMDB:www.imdb.com/name/nm4199295/re…
My Website: kristamontgomery.wix.com/artis…
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This is so impressive! As someone who has only dabbled in sfx makeup/prosthetics, I am blown away by how much work this must have taken! The final result is very professional-looking, and I definitely see the dark crystal & star wars influences! I also appreciate how considerate you were toward the actors. It can be difficult to work with "living canvases", but I feel it is of the utmost importance to make them feel as comfortable as possible.
I also appreciate how considerate you were toward the actors. It can be difficult to work with "living canvases", but I feel it is of the utmost importance to make them feel as comfortable as possible.