Free Download for Special Effects Makeup Artists
You Did Everything in Your Prosthetic Application Right.
The Edge Lifted Anyway.
 Usually it's not your technique. It's a step nobody told you existed - and it comes before the appliance ever touches the face.
This free, printable checklist walks you through all seven stages of a prosthetic makeup application, in the order you actually work in, so nothing gets skipped.
This guide will show you:
- The stage almost nobody teaches - it's not the appliance, and getting it wrong quietly undoes everything after it
- The eleven-item kit that covers all seven stages (if it isn't on the list, you don't need it yet)
- The order your pieces go down in, and why getting the first one wrong ruins every piece after it
- What to check before you glue - the two-minute pass that saves you chasing an edge all day
- The last five minutes of the day that decide whether tomorrow's application goes on cleanly or even at all)
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This is for you if...
- You've done prosthetic applications that worked and that didn't, and sometimes you can't fully explain the difference
- You're building your special effects makeup kit and quietly worried you're missing something everyone else has
- You know the techniques but not the sequence
- You've never been taught what happens to the skin after the makeup comes off
- You'd rather have a system than a set of tips
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Kerrin has spent thirty years on set as an creative and prosthetics makeup artist, with four Emmy nominations and credits including Netflix's Hollywood, The Walking Dead, The Hobbit and The Odyssey.
This checklist is the sequence she actually works to.
I Need to Say This!
No spam. Just honest advice from someone who's been on set for 30 years - and has faced these exact moments head on!