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Rhiannon Elaine: make-up artist.






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Rhiannon Elaine
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Rhiannon Elaine with seventeen years experience in this industry as a Model turned Makeup Artist, Wardrobe Stylist, Hair Designer, Rhiannon knows her craft, now she is also proficient as a Photo Assistant, CS3 Editor, for projects, companies and productions, also fashion shows and social events. Attending Carsten Institute of Beauty for Esthetics is also pivotal in her success. Now as a counter manager at Smashbox Cosmetics her career is in full throttle, she is recruiting artists and fashionistas to host events in all facets of the beauty business!

I am MUA (makeup artist), Hairstylist, Aesthetician, Wardrobe Stylist and have worked as a model. I know the business and love it. I started when I was 16, and now 17 years later still at it. Now I do much much more, I have worked with countless Photographers and fashion stylists doing makeup for photo-shoots, videos, commercials and weddings. I started taking before and after photos and before you knew it I was a photographer doing photoshop and started my own business. I think as a female photographer, I can make other females feel comfortable in front of the camera. I get better delivery all in all.

I am a freelance artist independent contractor, and my rates vary depending on what service I am doing. I love production and working with other passionate artists. No drama attitude, very easy to work with.

A make-up artist or MUA (the standard abbreviation) is an artist who creates makeup and prosthetics for theatrical, television, film, fashion, magazines and other similar productions including all aspects of the modeling world. In some cases, the title of Make-up Artist can also encompass the responsibilities of hair styling.








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Make-up artistry, in general, is a well paying occupation, relative to other entertainment industry placements. However, a MUA ("Makeup Artist") can secure a well-paying position in the modeling and photography world, when one has garnered a sufficient reputation and skill set. Proficiency, as with any art form is subjective, however the standard MUA is judged on the ability to display a face to its full potential (as desired by the director or photographer) as well as establish a working relationship with the actor, photographer or person being worked on. Make-up artists can receive their training in several different ways; they can intern at a theater, they can assist a working make-up artist, or they can attend a school dedicated to make-up artistry. Make-up artists are primarily self-employed (freelancers), but they may also be represented by an agency, or employed by a production company. In the United States as well as the UK, several provinces or states may require a license. In many instances, in order to work on film, TV, or theater productions you must be part of an applicable union.


However, it must be mentioned that Make-up Artists in general, upon starting out spend several years working for limited pay, TFCD/TF or "testing" to build a network of contacts that will assist in securing future work.


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