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  • How to Work With a Special Effects Makeup Artist (Fake Blood Included!)

    Special effects can be a tedious, delicate, and time-consuming art form (trust me, I’ve been working with special effects makeup in film for 14 years). And in an industry where time is money, it’s easy for a special effects makeup artist to feel the pressure—especially when you feel like the whole production is waiting on you.
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