Makeup and Wig Design

Isla, Mason, and Sophia are part of a theater group preparing for a play. They are discussing the different types of wigs commonly used in theater and film. Can you help them identify the types?

• Synthetic wigs, human hair wigs, and animal fur wigs

• Short wigs, medium wigs, and long wigs

• Curly wigs, straight wigs, and wavy wigs

• Lace front wigs, full lace wigs, and monofilament wigs

Lily, Liam, and Abigail are planning to start a business of making wigs. They are researching on the main materials used in this industry. Can you help them identify the correct materials?

• Feathers, fur, and leather

• Cotton, wool, and silk

• Plastic, metal, and wood

• Synthetic fibers, human hair, and lace

Kai, Ava, and Scarlett are attending a workshop on wig making. They learned about a technique called 'ventilating'. How is this technique used in wig making?

• Attaching pre-made hair wefts to the wig cap with glue

• Hand-tying individual hair strands into a wig cap

• Spraying hair with water to set the style

• Using a sewing machine to attach hair to the wig cap

Kai and Noah are working on a school play where they need to create realistic wounds and injuries for their characters. Name two special effects makeup techniques they could use.

• Foundation and blush

• Latex and gelatin prosthetics

• Powder and concealer

• Eyeliner and lipstick

Abigail is a special effects makeup artist. She is working on a movie where Aria needs to wear a prosthetic piece for her character. Jackson, the director, asks Abigail to explain the process of prosthetic application in special effects makeup. How would Abigail explain?

• Creating a mold of Aria's face, sculpting the prosthetic piece, applying adhesive to the skin, and blending the edges for a seamless look.

• Blending the edges of the prosthetic with bright colored makeup

• Applying the prosthetic directly to Aria's skin without any adhesive

• Using a 3D printer to create the prosthetic piece

Mason, Emma, and Noah are part of a school play. They need to apply everyday makeup for their stage performances. What are the key steps they should follow?

• Primer, foundation, concealer, setting powder, blush, eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara, and lipstick

• BB cream, contour powder, setting spray, lip stain

• Eyebrow pencil, lip gloss, highlighter, setting spray

• Moisturizer, bronzer, lip liner, setting spray

Nora, Benjamin, and Aiden are part of a school play. They are curious about how stage makeup differs from the regular makeup they see people wearing every day. Can you explain the difference in terms of application and appearance?

• Stage makeup, like the one Nora, Benjamin, and Aiden will use for their play, is applied lightly and subtly to blend in with the natural skin tone, while regular makeup is more dramatic and bold.

• Stage makeup is only used for special occasions, like the school play Nora, Benjamin, and Aiden are participating in, while regular makeup is used daily.

• Stage makeup is applied more heavily and dramatically to enhance facial features under bright stage lights, like the ones Nora, Benjamin, and Aiden will be under, while regular makeup is typically more natural and subtle for everyday wear.

• Stage makeup, like the one Nora, Benjamin, and Aiden will use, is waterproof and long-lasting, while regular makeup is not designed to last for long periods of time.

Grace, Michael, and Zoe are participating in a school play. What are the key elements of stage makeup they should focus on to help convey their characters effectively?

• False eyelashes, glitter, bold eyeshadow, and lip liner

• Sunscreen, moisturizer, concealer, and setting powder

• Eyeliner, lipstick, blush, and mascara

• Foundation, contouring, highlighting, and character-specific details

Avery, Mia, and Anika are preparing for a school play. They are discussing the importance of contouring and highlighting in their stage makeup. Can you explain why it is important?

• Contouring and highlighting are only necessary for people with perfect facial features, not for stage makeup.

• Contouring and highlighting help define facial features and create dimension under stage lighting.

• Contouring and highlighting make the face look flat and unnatural under stage lighting.

• Contouring and highlighting are only important for photography, not for stage makeup.

Grace, Nora, and Mia are preparing for a school play. They are in charge of their own makeup. What are the essential tools they would need for applying stage makeup?

• Makeup brushes, sponges, eyelash curler, and tweezers

• Scissors, glue, and tape

• Paintbrushes, palette knives, and easels

• Hammer, nails, and screwdriver