Theatre jargon for creating a costume.

Assistants who hang clothes, keep accessories nearby, and help actors change costumes.

A worksheet that describes the colors, fabrics, and accessories for each costume.

Using costume colors to show characters' allegiances.

Fabric sample used to test the costume under the lights.

The person who keeps the costume plot and chooses assistants for the dressing rooms.

The distinctive line and form of a costume.

term used for applying makeup to bring out facial features.

a natural facial feature obscured with neutral makeup

term used for applying makeup to bring out, to change, or to correct facial features.

flat or dull makeup that is achieved by powdering.

molded latex pieces of eyelids, cheeks, noses, and other features that are attached to the skin with additional latex.

a base color in makeup

the edge of a bald wig that must be made to blend with an actor's skin.

When Eddie Murphy played multiple characters in "The Nutty Professor", the makeup artist used several different ___ to add to his face to create the different looks.

treatment of light and shadow. The use of makeup to highlight and shadow the face.

If you want to change the natural shape of a facial feature, the original feature will be ___ and then the new feature will be drawn on with makeup.