AND FASHION MAKEUP. Photographic, Special Occasion & Advanced make-up
skills aim of course. • To enable the candidate to extend and develop their ...
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FASHION MAKE-UP DIPLOMA COURSE
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DIPLOMA IN PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FASHION MAKEUP Photographic, Special Occasion & Advanced make-up skills aim of course • To enable the candidate to extend and develop their basic makeup skills for a wide variety of clients within a salon environment. •
To create makeup designs for: o o o
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Special occasions Makeup lessons Total new look
To be able to carry out an extensive range of photographic makeup within studio and natural light conditions: on different; • • • •
Ages Genders Skin types and colour tones Skin conditions SUBJECTS TO BE STUDIED
Generic areas of study G2 G3 G4 G6 G7
Health and Hygiene Skin structure and function Skin diseases Business studies Salon procedures
Subject specific areas of study Anatomy: Bones of head, face and neck Skin care and skin analysis Make up plan and work sheet The colour wheel and use in make up Client care Photographic make-up, colour and black & white Bridal make-up Fashion make-up Henna make-up and designs
MINIMUM TRAINING REQUIREMENT – 100 Hours A minimum of 90 hours contact and 10 hours of additional study. EXAMINATIONS
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THEORY
45 minutes multiple choice paper
PRACTICAL
3 hours
PORTFOLIO
Presentation of evidence required and course work
Where the two modules, i.e Photographic and Fashion Make-Up and Media Make-Up are studied at the same time the minimum training hours are reduced to 175.
This course could be covered over a flexible time basis, enabling many part-time students to qualify who would not be able to attend College on a full time basis.
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SUBJECT SPECIFIC AREAS OF STUDY anatomy of the head face and neck the student will be able to: Label the position of bones on a diagram to include the following: Cranial (8) i.e. Frontal (1) Parietal (2) Occipital (1) Temporal (2) Sphenoid (1) Ethmoid (1) Facial (14) i.e. Zygomatic (2) Maxillae (2) Mandible (1) Lacrimal (2) Vomer (1) Palatine (2) Nasal (2) Shoulder girdle i.e. Clavicle(2) Scapulae(2) and Cervical vertebra skin care/ skin analysis the student will be able to: Recognise different skin types State the characteristics of different skin types Select the appropriate products used for skin cleansing muscles the student will be able to: Define superficial muscles of the face and neck to include: Position and action of: Frontalis, occipitalis Corrugarot, temporalis Orbicularis occuli, procerus, nasalis Quadratus of upper lip (levator labii superioris), buccinator Zygomaticus, orbicularis oris Risorius, triangularis (depressor anguli oris), masseter Sterno cleido mastoid, trapezius, pectoralis, deltoid make up plan/ worksheet the student will be able to: Prepare and design worksheets for those make ups being carried out in the examination. (Examples included) colour wheel the student will be able to: Identify the composition of the colour wheel Recognise primary and secondary colours Explain which colours are warm or cool Identify complementary colours Describe the use of the colour wheel when making a plan for make-up or during application
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client care the student will be able to: Explain how to present a safe and hygienic environment Present a professional appearance State the work place code of conduct Recognise non-verbal communication Demonstrate positive verbal communication Demonstrate good working relationships with colleagues make-up techniques the student will be able to: Appreciate the complimentary colours and tones used within make-up; have knowledge of colour relationships on a standard colour wheel. the student will be able to: Select, prepare and apply makeup suitable for colour and black and white photographs, with special consideration to the following: • • • • •
Skin colours Lighting effects Camera lens filters Changing methods of application for studio and location Colour and black and white photographs.
the student will be able to: Select, prepare and apply products for Bridal and Fashion Make-up, with special consideration to the following: • • • • • • • • • •
Face shapes Lip shapes Eye shapes Brow shapes Skin colours Corrective techniques Shading and highlighting techniques Fashion trends Durability Hair, clothes and accessories (colour wheel)
the student will be able to: Explain the history and the geographical variations of the use of Henna paste and designs. Carry out a patch test and identify the adverse reactions. State the ingredients and explain their uses in the making of the Henna paste.
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Prepare Henna powder, design Henna patterns and apply Henna paste in a free hand technique and using a stencil. Examples of both techniques to be shown in the portfolio. Identify the uses of Henna powder and how the designs can be adapted to areas of the body. portfolio the student will be able to: Compile a portfolio containing the following information plus photographic evidence: • • •
Work sheets Products used Before and after photographs
Portfolio will include • • • • • •
Day makeup Bridal Fashion Black and white photography Colour photography Henna design
x x x x x x
1 1 1 1 1 1
For each of the tasks listed above, the following marks should be allocated:
Work sheet/Plan Makeup application Artistic interpretation Finished result of makeup Presentation of portfolio Total Pass mark
20 20 20 20 20 100 60
The total marks for the portfolios is 600, divide this by 100 to get the final figure for the practical sheet, i.e. if the student gained 540 marks for the total of the portfolios they would actually gain 5.4 marks, which would be entered as 5 on the mark sheet
THE SCHOOL IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MARKING AND GRADING THE PORTFOLIO EVIDENCE.
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DIPLOMA IN PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FASHION MAKE-UP Time allowed 3 hours guide for colleges and examiners The school/college must ensure that all models are suitable to receive the techniques required for this examination. See page 5 of the Examination Handbook. All candidates are required to have 2 models for this examination. 1
Preparation of the working area The candidate is responsible for ensuring that the work area is suitably prepared including the positioning of equipment prior to the treatment being carried out.
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Techniques Prior to the application of make-up, the client must be suitably prepared, to include skin cleansing. For each of the make-up techniques demonstrated, i.e. Bridal, Fashion and Henna, the candidate must present to the examiner a detailed work sheet. This should state clearly and concisely the design of the make-up, the products to be used and any specific methods of application to be adopted. Candidates are expected to work to these plans and the finished make-ups should relate closely to the notes.
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Hygiene The candidates working environment and application techniques must maintain high standards of hygiene and they should be aware of the possibility of cross infection at all times.
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Personal Appearance, Deportment and Attitude The candidate should present a professional image and attitude acceptable for makeup application. The positioning of the models should allow the candidates to work comfortably and professionally and without having ill effects on their posture.
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Professionalism, Economy & Timing The candidate should present a professional image attitude at all times. Economy of products used must be demonstrated at all times. All work must be completed and presented within the 3 hours.
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Oral Questions The examiner will ask up to 4 oral questions relative to the practical examination. 1 question allocated for Bridal Make Up 1 question allocated for Fashion Make Up 1 question allocated for Henna Make Up 1 question allocated to examiners discretion relevant to subject area.
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Portfolio All candidates are responsible for presenting a portfolio of evidence on the practical examination day. See syllabus content for detailed inclusion list.
PRACTICAL EXAMINATION ORDER • • • • •
Introduction to examiner and review of practical exam content. 1st practical client for Bridal Make up. 2nd practical client for Fashion Make up. Henna design application on either client. After 3 hours candidates will be asked to stop working.
Oral questions will be asked at appropriate times in the exam.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FASHION MAKE-UP Approx guide breakdown of MCQ questions
Time Allowed:
45 minutes
Number of Questions:
30
Number of Marks:
45
Generic Areas of Study
10%
Anatomy of Head, Face and Neck
10%
Treatments
80%
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FASHION MAKE-UP EXAMINERS Time allowed 3 hours Minimum marks must be achieved Preparation of work area Couch/Chair Lighting Trolley/Product
3 1 1 1
Make Up Bridal (min 15) Planned worksheet Cleansing of the skin Positioning of the client Suitability for the model Application of make up Suitable for the type of wedding presented in the work sheet Balanced colour choices Finished result
25 marks 4 marks 2 marks 1 mark 2 marks 6 marks 2 marks 2 marks 6 marks
Make Up Fashion (min 15) Planned worksheet Cleansing of the skin Positioning of client Suitability for the model Application of make up Suitable for the type of fashion look presented in worksheet Balanced colour choices Finished result
25 marks 4 marks 2 marks 1 mark 2 marks 6 marks 2 marks 2 marks 6 marks
Henna Make up Planned worksheet Cleansing of the skin Positioning of the client Application of Henna paste Finished result
20 marks 4 marks 2 marks 1 mark 6 marks 7 marks
(min 12)
marks mark mark mark
Hygiene Preparation throughout Washing hands before and after treatment
4 marks 2 marks 2 marks
Personal Appearance, Deportment and Attitude Personal appearance Deportment Attitude
3 1 1 1
marks mark mark mark
Economy and Timing Professionalism Economy of products used Timing
6 2 2 2
marks marks marks marks
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Oral Questions Bridal Fashion Henna Other
8 2 2 2 2
Portfolio
6 marks
Possible Total Marks Pass mark
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marks marks marks marks marks
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COURSE WORK PORTFOLIO EVIDENCE PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FASHION MAKE UP
Work sheet / Plan
20
Make Up application
20
Artistic Interpretation
20
Finished result of make up
20
Presentation of portfolio
20
TOTAL
100
Pass Credit Distinction
60-74 75-84 85-100
Result……………………………….Date………………….. Tutors Name………………………………………………….Signature………………………………
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Photographic Black & White
Photographic Colour
Day Make-Up
Henna Make-Up
Fashion MakeUp
Bridal Make-Up
Allocation of marks per section
College / School………………………………….…Candidate Name……………………………………
CIBTAC BOOKLIST photographic and fashion make-up
recommended reading
Film and Television Make Up Herman Buchman Publisher – Watson-Guptill USA Fashions in Make Up Richard Corson ISBN 0-7206-0431-1 Make Up for Fun ISBN 0-416-60450-1 The art of Mehndi Sumita Batra ISBV 1-85868-655-5
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