Special Effects Make-up

Special effects make-up is rarely used in which genre of make-up?

• Fashion/photographic
• Beauty
• TV/film
• Theatre

When performing special effects make-up, what is the main consideration for a casualty make-up?

• A 'shock' effect 
• A 'horror' effect
• A 'realistic' effect
• None of the above

For which of the following effects should petroleum jelly NOT be used?

• Dry skin effects
• Sweat effects
• Greasy skin effects
• to protect areas of e.g. hair

Which of the following is NOT a form of modelling wax used to make special effects?

• Mortician's wax
• Nose putty
• Putty wax
• Paraffin wax

When should liquid blood be applied to the special effect? When the actor is:

• In the make-up trailer
• On the set
• In position
• On the way to the set

What product would you use to create a keloid scar effect?

• Wax
• Gelatin
• Silicone
• Any of the above

What product could be used to create sweat, tears or runny nose effects?

• Vegetable oil
• Glycerine
• Petroleum jelly
• Water

A full tissue thickness burn, affects which parts of the skin?

• Epidermis
• Epidermis and dermis
• Epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer
• Epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous layer and blood supply

What technique could you utilize if the requirement of the design plan for a burn make-up is to include the scalp of the actor?

• Application of a bald cap technique
• Soaping out technique
• It depends on the products you are using
• It doesn't matter as the product will wash out of the hair

Which food product is generally NOT used within special effects make-up?

• Cereals and grains
• Gelatin and glycerine
• Mustard and peanut butter
• Food colouring