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adrienne of Zswana wrote:
Mar 05 06 08:33 pm Link Mary wrote: Ok, that's f__ked up. I'm feel bad for the poor girl that you are bad mouthing. Make-up shouldn't change the entire way that you look. If the model looks that bad- how is she a model in the first place? A good make-up artist isn't available for every shoot. Mar 05 06 08:35 pm Link Mary wrote: I knew you would say something to that, but you managed to say nothing. I do my own make-up most of the time and I would rather do it because I've had it done badly as many times as I have had it done well. The only thing an MUA can do that I haven't mastered is fake eyelashes. Mar 05 06 08:38 pm Link Mary wrote: best line I ever heard... Mar 05 06 08:39 pm Link Dan Hood MM/Moderator wrote: MUA.... Are you sure they're still warm? (puts on gloves, turns to assistant)....Scalpel and putty please....... Mar 05 06 08:46 pm Link pritty model doing her own makeup http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fModq_rvNMk&eurl Mar 05 06 08:51 pm Link UdoR wrote: None of the Supermodels ever made as much as Avedon for a day rate.... Mar 05 06 08:52 pm Link Mary wrote: A MUA gal I knew several years ago did a lot of business with a mortuary............................. Mar 05 06 09:00 pm Link Hamza wrote: Oh? I am sorry... I didn't think that we are including "Gods" in this discussion... Mar 05 06 09:08 pm Link Deadly Design Make-up wrote: Without an MUA on Planet of the Apes, the movie would have still been done and done well, the Director would have simply used CGI! Mar 05 06 09:10 pm Link UdoR wrote: I have to agree. On a shoot the photographer is the captain and the leader of the ship except if you are working for companies who have creative directors and producers who handle shoots from beginning to finish and the photographers is just a player and not the captain. Mar 05 06 09:14 pm Link Models, photographers, stylists, MUAs, hair stylists, art directors, clients, etc., etc., etc....they're all easy to find--and they're all replaceable. What's important is the consumer/audience. They make all the above necessary. Mar 05 06 11:09 pm Link Mary wrote: LOL... and I thought the Herbal Essence girls were having fun. Mar 06 06 08:21 am Link I certainly do not think I am the most important on a shoot I am just there as another tool.. I don't think you could ever define the most important person unless there is a purpose. the photographer for me will always be number one but no nessessarrily the most important... gosh i hope that makes sense Mar 06 06 08:45 am Link I vote photographer, because the photographer makes or breaks the shoot. No MUA, no model, no nothing, can save a photographer who's not on top of his game. ("He said with bitter knowledge.") OTOH, a great photographer can find SOME way to make *ANYTHING* photogenic. There's nobody so ugly, so poorly made up, or so badly lit (assuming there's enough flux to get a capture of whatever sort) that you can't make an interesting photograph of it if you have the gift. With great power comes great responsibility. M Mar 06 06 10:47 am Link Brandon Ching wrote: I dont think many people here watched the video I linked...too bad, most would have recognized the work of David La Chappelle. Mar 06 06 05:23 pm Link |
