Jyllian Sánchez

 What is a markup artist really?  About the job  Options, aspects, and salary  School?  Why this?

 What do you think?  What did I think?  What is it really?  Appling makeup to enhance someone’s features or make them look different than they really are.

 Beauty  Theater  Movie  Special Effects  Carnival  Tattoo Covering  Face  Body

There is more to it than just the art.  Understand lighting  Set design for theater  Prosthetics  BUSINESS management

Dale Flink “It’s really 30% what you can do and the other 70% is attitude.”  Publicity  How you act  Who you know

 Pricey Pricey  15,000 to 30,000 a year.  Varies from that, depending on the school  Different costs for Special Effects and Cosmetology.

 Experience is most important.  What people look for- Make a portfolio.  Learn your style  Trial and error  Understand techniques  Without school, you still want to take some kind of training course.  Learn basics  Become familiar

 Specialize  Looks good on resume  Could learn lighting and science from teachers  More variety  More time  Learn by experience  Save money

 Really just depends.  How much you work  Your professional area and experience  Average? You can’t really say. Some say 33,000 a year and some say 51,000.  1 photo shoot: $400-$2,000  Movie industry:90,000 per year  Personal care industry: 28,000 per year

 I’m an artist  Way to make money  Family  Enjoy it

 makup-artist-world.com  bestsampleresume.com  Buzzle.com/articles/makeup-artist-salary- range.html  Dale Flink