Schedule 2013
SHOW HOURS:
Friday (Pros Only) 2 - 8 p.m.
Saturday (General Admission) 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday (General Admission) 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Seating is limited, so please arrive early for classes.
Class schedule subject to change.
Friday, Jan. 18, 2013
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9 a.m.—1 p.m. |
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2—8 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist Pro-Card pre-show preview To apply for the Make-Up Artist Pro Card, follow this link to the form and list of required materials.
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Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013
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10—11 a.m. |
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Royal and Langnickel Brush Mfg. presents KEVIN JAMES BENNETT
Emmy Award-winning artist Kevin James Bennett recaps make-up trends from the Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week Spring 2013 shows. He will demonstrate the tools and techniques needed to create the color-blocked eye make-up, bold brows and luminous complexions featured on the runways. Bennett will also discuss basic make-up brush construction, how he collaborated with Royal & Langnickel to design the [R]evolution Collection and the best practices to care for your tools.
Open Forum Stage |
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Bdellium Tools presents MIREILLE BERTRAND
Mireille Bertrand offers an overview of retro make-up techniques for applying vintage looks from the 1940s through the late ’50s. She will cover contouring to alter the appearance of the face, the most popular brow and lip shapes and coloring for eye make-up. She will also design the original doe eye, with all the variations and the beauty patches, and discuss this type of application for photography and filming.
Classroom A |
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EVE PEARL presents From Make-up Artist to Make-up Mogul: Turn your Career into a Thriving Business
Classroom B |
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11 a.m.—12 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents RED Camera Panel with (left, from top) TED SCHILOWITZ of RED Digital Cinema, HOWARD BERGER (Hitchcock), VIVIAN BAKER (Oz: The Great and Powerful) and TAMI LANE (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey).
Moderated by LEONARD ENGELMAN
Join top industry artists and members of the RED team for a discussion on RED-camera technology and how it affects the make-up world.
Main Stage |
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11:15 a.m.—12:15 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents ROSHAR Fantasy Editorial
Roshar will demonstrate a fantasy look for an editorial world, taking into consideration how the look will photograph and how to ride a delicate line between beauty and fantasy.
Open Forum Stage |
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Senna Cosmetics presents EUGENIA WESTON
Learn to create facial harmony, symmetry and the ideal balance with the proper placement of highlight and shadow using cream, powder and shimmer make-up. Eugenia Weston will demonstrate the principles and techniques of sculpting to accentuate and diminish features that take the face from flat to dimensional. Take your make-up application to the next level and create ideal bone structure on any face. Highlight and shade to create high cheekbones and reduce a prominent nose, forehead, jawline and more.
Classroom A |
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Crown Brush presents IAN VON CROMER
Join Ian Von Cromer of Face Off as he pre-paints and preps a foam-latex appliance for application.
Classroom C |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents ALEX LaMARSH
Classroom A |
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12:30—2 p.m. |
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Stila Cosmetics presents DOMINICK BRIGUGLIO
Join Dominick Briguglio, Jason Araujo and Stila Cosmetics for an exclusive look into New York and London spring fashion-week trends, as 20 models hit the runway, showing off the hottest looks. “This year it’s all about carefree, feel-good beauty that will not only inspire you but make you smile and want to join in on the fun,” says Briguglio. This is a runway presentation you won’t want to miss. Following the show, Briguglio and Araujo will discuss the reasoning behind the make-up and walk through how each look was created.
Open Forum Stage |
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12:45—1:45 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents Gaining Representation
A panel discussion featuring (left, from top) MADELINE LEONARD (Cloutier Remix), FRANK MOORE (Celestine Agency), DANIELLE SADD (Artists by Timothy Priano) and CHARNELLE SMITH (Aim Artists Agency).
Moderated by ROSHAR
A panel of top Los Angeles-based agents discuss building an effective book, gaining agency representation, going out on jobs and more. This informal conversation and question-and-answer session covers all aspects of the artist/agent relationship. Learn how agency representation works and how it could benefit your career.
*Portfolio review immediately following in the Make-Up Artist magazine Pro-Card lounge. (Only open to Make-Up Artist magazine Pro-Card holders. To apply for your Pro Card, click here.)
Main Stage |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents JOHN BLAKE Loose Hair Beard Layups
John Blake, Hollywood’s top beard master and a veteran make-up artist, shares his secrets and takes you to the next level with the most up-to-date techniques for the direct application of loose hair to create realistic beards and stubble.
Classroom B |
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Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics presents VALERIE HERNANDEZ
As make-up artists settle comfortably into the digital age, the industry continues to evolve. In this 45-minute seminar, Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics Pro Artist Valerie Hernandez will discuss the challenges of creating make-up for 3-D video and REDCODE cameras, delving into techniques that are designed to exceed the standards for traditional and airbrush make-up applications for this new high-tech format.
Classroom C |
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2—3 p.m. |
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M.A.C. Pro presents GREGORY ARLT Make-up for the Red Carpet
Working with clients who will be appearing on the red carpet requires knowledge of beauty make-up, trends and the ability to create a look that reflects the person’s personal style. Gregory Arlt has worked with celebrities including Fran Drescher, Kim Cattrall, Alicia Keys, Pamela Anderson and Minnie Driver for the Oscars, the Emmys, the Golden Globes and the Grammys, among other shows. Here, he shares his experience as a Hollywood veteran and covers trends and tips for creating these looks.
Main Stage |
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2:15—3:15 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents LAURA TYLER (pictured), DEREK GARCIA and ROY WOOLEY Quick Applications
Face Off Season Three runners-up Laura Tyler and Derek Garcia and co-contestant Roy Wooley lead a one-hour demo on quick but good-looking applications of small to large foam prosthetics.
Classroom A |
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Royal & Langnickel Brush Mfg. presents ANABEL VARGAS Anabel Vargas demonstrates how to select a flawless foundation, color-correct pigmented skin, enhance features and hide imperfections with the right products and the latest brush techniques. This class includes celebrity beauty secrets and is a must for anyone who wants to learn how to beautify women of color.
Classroom B |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents SUE CABRAL-EBERT Union 101: How to get into the Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild
Sue Cabral-Ebert, president of Local 706, the West Coast union of make-up artists and hairstylists, will dispel myths and rumors surrounding the union. She will connect you with the right information regarding union membership and advancing your career in Hollywood and beyond.
Classroom C |
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Student Competition Beauty/Fantasy Awards Show
Watch as the stars of tomorrow face off in the student make-up competition. Models will present the final make-up creations of make-up students, who are competing for cash and prizes. This year’s beauty-category theme is The Elements.
Open Forum Stage |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents KEYNOTE SPEAKER JOANNA SCHLIP Make-up Career Extensions: Evolve Your Career
Celebrity make-up artist Joanna Schlip shares her expertise on furthering your beauty-industry career. Schlip is the author of Glamour Gurlz, a Physicians Formula spokesperson and the creator of Red Carpet Kolour Body Glow. She has consulted for prestigious brands, made multiple TV appearances and was a judge on BLUSH: The Search for the Next Great Makeup Artist. She will discuss consultancy, product development and teaching, among other points.
Main Stage |
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3:30—4:30 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents Face Off Panel Discussion
Moderated by FRANK IPPOLITO (bottom left) of Season One
Cast members from all four seasons of Syfy’s Face Off share their experiences and the challenges they faced on the hit show, as well as what they're up to now. Panelists include Season One contestants Gage Hubbard and Tate Steinsiek; Season Two contestants Nix Herrera, Jerry Macaluso and Athena Zhe; Season Three contestants Eric Garcia, Derek Garcia, Tommy Pietch and Laura Tyler; and Season Four contestants Eric Fox, Meagan Hester, Katie Machaiek, Alam Park and Eric Zapata.
Classroom A |
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Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013
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11 a.m.—12 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents TERRI APANASEWICZ Red-Carpet Reality
Terri Apanasewicz will discuss her career and her approach for getting a celebrity ready for the red carpet and how she likes them to look like the best version of themselves, not like they’re wearing a mask. She will take questions from viewers.
Open Forum Stage |
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11:15 a.m.—12:15 p.m. |
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Crown Brush presents FRANK IPPOLITO Grime, Dirt, Trauma, Texture: Painting Techniques to Take Your Make-ups to the Next Level
Frank Ippolito demonstrates fast tricks and techniques to add more character and realism to your make-up, including painting veins, aged bruising, intense sunburn, dirt smudges and stains. Check out some examples of Frank's work on Instagram @frankippolito.
Classroom B |
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Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics presents PHILIP LUQUE Spring Trends with Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics
Join Philip Luque, Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics’ director of education and artistry, as he covers what’s hot for spring 2013, from bold and playful eye shadows and liners to fresh skin and flirty lips. This spring, Youngblood has you covered. Be on hand as Luque introduces Youngblood’s playful new colors and scents, and shows you what sets Youngblood apart from the rest.
Classroom C |
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11:30 a.m.—12:30 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents KEYNOTE SPEAKER HOWARD BERGER
Howard Berger worked with Stan Winston on Predator and Aliens and Rick Baker on Harry and the Hendersons. In 1988, Berger and Gregory Nicotero formed their own studio, KNB EFX Group, Inc. in Los Angeles. KNB has worked on Dances With Wolves, Casino, the Kill Bill films, Inglourious Basterds, Army of Darkness and Sin City. Berger’s greatest challenge thus far has been adapting The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. It earned him a BAFTA for Best Makeup and an Academy Award for Achievement in Makeup. He has also worked on the second and third Narnia films and most recently worked on Oz: The Great and Powerful and Hitchcock, which earned him an Oscar nomination this year along with Peter Montagna and Martin Samuel.
Main Stage |
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Royal & Langnickel Brush Mfg. presents KEVIN JAMES BENNETT
Tight production schedules require make-up artists to produce basic, feature-enhancing make-up with limited time. Emmy Award winner Kevin James Bennett shares his tips for creating camera-ready beauty make-up—quickly! Then he'll add a few steps that can be done on set to give ordinary make-up sophisticated sizzle. He’ll also discuss make-up brush construction, how he collaborated with Royal & Langnickel to design the [R]evolution Collection and best practices to care for your tools.
Open Forum Stage |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents Conceptual Design Panel with (left, from top) CONSTANTINE SEKERIS (The Incredible Hulk) and JERAD MARANTZ (The Amazing Spider-Man)
Moderated by JOE NAZZARO
Join conceptual-design experts Constantine Sekeris and Jerad Marantz for a discussion on bringing creatures to life.
*Book signing with Sekeris immediately following at the Make-Up Artist magazine booth in Exhibit Hall Two.
Classroom A
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents THOMAS SURPRENANT
Thomas Surprenant discusses the things you need to know about marketing your talent, opening up your opportunities to multiple media, diversifying your skills and thinking outside the make-up box.
Classroom C |
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M.A.C. Pro presents LOUISE ZIZZO Runway Trends
From the runway to reality: What really went on backstage at the fashion-week shows in London, Paris, New York and Milan? M.A.C. Pro senior artist Louise Zizzo helps you discover the “it” shades before they’re “it,” and how to use them.
Main Stage |
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Temptu Pro presents LEVI VIEIRA
Temptu AIRpod Makeup is a new innovation in airbrushing that makes application easy, fast and streamlined. Levi Vieira will demonstrate this new technology and show how it can be integrated in your current airbrush work.
Classroom A |
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Stila Cosmetics presents DOMINICK BRIGUGLIO
Join Dominick Briguglio, Stila’s executive director of global pro artistry, for a fresh perspective on mod make-up. Mod make-up has always been a part of the beauty industry, but it has come back in a BIG way, as seen in the latest fashion seasons. Briguglio’s work at the Alice + Olivia Spring 2013 presentation at Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week inspired this season’s education for Stila. Briguglio will take you through two demonstrations, modernizing this timeless trend into the future of beauty.
Open Forum Stage |
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2:15—3:15 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents American Horror Story Panel Discussion with (left, from top) JASON HAMER, MIKE MEKASH (not pictured), ERYN KRUEGER MEKASH, CHRISTOPHER ALLEN NELSON and CHRISTIEN TINSLEY.
Moderated by Joe Nazzaro
Join the make-up team of the hit show American Horror Story for a discussion on what it takes to make nightmares come to life.
Main Stage |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents TODD DEBRECENI Temporary Tattoos
This class with Todd Debreceni will cover tattoo-design considerations, temporary tattoo materials, the printing of color laser designs onto tattoo-transfer paper, preparation of the printed designs (both for the skin and the tattoo transfer paper), and the application of temporary tattoos for an authentic, realistic look.
*Book signing with Debreceini immediately following at the Make-Up Artist magazine booth in Exhibit Hall Two.
Classroom A |
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EVE PEARL presents The Eve Pearl Method: Award-Winning Beauty Techniques
Learn tricks of the trade to achieve strong, clean, gorgeous make-up. Five-time Emmy winner and author Eve Pearl has taken shows at ABC, NBC, CNN, FOX and QVC into the HD revolution. She will share how to hide flaws and imperfections; work with all skin types and create defined brows, lips and cheeks with her reverse contouring method. See how using products wet and dry can change your results.
Classroom B |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents MICHAEL BURNETT Universal Make-up
Michael Burnett, a two-time Emmy-nominated make-up artist and current make-up designer for Universal Studios Florida, will talk about what it takes to get 700 performers ready for the country’s largest Halloween event, Halloween Horror Nights Orlando. During the discussion he will demonstrate the application of HHN’s most iconic figure: Jack, a prosthetic make-up including wig, contact lenses and teeth.
Classroom C |
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Student Competition Character/Prosthetic Awards Show
Watch as the stars of tomorrow face off in the student make-up competition. Models will present the final make-up creations of make-up students, who are competing for cash and prizes. This year’s character-category theme is Oz.
Open Forum Stage |
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3:30—5 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents KANDEE JOHNSON Meet-and-Greet
Join YouTube sensation Kandee Johnson for a meet-and-greet at IMATS Los Angeles 2013. IMATS ticket required to gain entry.
Classroom B |
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3:45—4:45 p.m. |
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Royal & Langnickel Brush Mfg. presents VARGAS The Secrets of Color Combination
Award-winning artist Vargas will demonstrate his favorite ways to create astonishing body-painting effects. Using his tried-and-true techniques, Vargas will explain the secrets of color combination, how to create realistic shadows and why saturation is a key element in beauty, fantasy and body-art make-ups.
Classroom A |
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4—5 p.m. |
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Make-Up Artist magazine presents KEYNOTE SPEAKER TAMI LANE
Oscar winner Tami Lane has more than 13 years of experience in the film and television industries as a make-up and special make-up effects artist. Her credits include The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Chronicles of Narnia trilogy, Superman Returns, Surrogates and many others. Recently she was in New Zealand working as the prosthetics supervisor on The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, which earned her an Oscar nomination this year along with Peter Swords King and Rick Findlater. In 2006, she won the Achievement in Makeup Oscar for her work on The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
Main Stage
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