Task 4

 Johnny Depp as Sweeney Todd in the Tim Burton adaption of "Sweeney Todd: Demon Barber of Fleet Street". What I love about this make up is how it makes Depp looked aged and sallow after serving time as a convict in Australia. The white stripe in his hair gives the idea of a Frankenstein look. The red under his eyes helps to make his eyes look bigger, almost like they are hanging out of his head. Contouring around his temples and face make his face appear gaunt and almost skull like.

 Lord Voldemort, one of my favourite villains from any film. His make-up is created as JK Rowling described, almost snake like. He has the bald, pale appearance of an old man, with veins to show his age. His small eyes, flat noes and thing lips give him a snake-like look, helping to show that he is an evil character and altogether helps his overall look to look more terrifying.

The Headless Horseman is a timeless evil villain, made even more frightening by Tim Burton in his adaption of Sleepy Hollow. Burton's use of white make up and pale contacts lenses helps to add to the Horseman's creepy look. The use of pointed teeth gives a demonic feel.

 Sloth from The Goonies. he is shown to begin with as something to be frightened of due to his appearance, the use of prosthetics helps to add to his look and helps us to almost feel sorry for him towards the end of the film.

Thranduil from The Hobbit has a very regal appearance, his pale skin and hair contrast with his dark eyebrows, giving him an angelic but serious look. It also helps with  his overall elf look, as it makes the actor look very angelic and gentle.

 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49FqUCuoqFc if you skip this video to about 1 minute 30 seconds you will be able to see how they created the hair and makeup for the Elf King look.
 

One of my favourite wigs from any film is Frenchie's from Grease where she has had a "little trouble in tinting class"

 The wig helps to add to her scatterbrained character and is ironic as she describes only having a "little trouble" when in facts she's dyed her hair pink.

Linda from Gimme Gimme Gimme, one of my favourite characters from my favourite TV show (they don't air it anymore sadly). Her wig shows her overall personality, crazy, and is a mixture of mad frizzy curls and a very straight fringe that has bleached blonde streaks in it.

Morticia Addams from the Addam's family is shown to be very dark and mysterious. Her wig helps to add to this. It acts almost like a shadow around her, framing her face and helping her pale face to stand out.



http://www.atgtickets.com/shows/dick-whittington/regent-theatre/
The panto Dick Whittington extensively use wigs for their characters, their wig mistress (or master?) is Anthony Tester.

http://www.atgtickets.com/shows/the-lion-king-london/lyceum-theatre/

the Lion King is another very popular play all over the world, its wig mistress is Julie Taylor