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- First meeting of the second film.
-As a group, we spoke about what we would be expecting for the pre-production process.
-Went to visit the Robert Powell Theatre as the film is set there.
-Did a full read through of the script and spoke to the Director and Producer about ideas for costume, hair and makeup.

First ideas:
Blake:

Costume: Beige Chinos, Turtleneck, Chelsea boots or converse, skinny scarf, glasses, maybe beanie or hat.

Makeup: light dusting of face powder, use eyeshadow to emphasis fine lines to make him look older.

Hair: actor keeps hair the same

Charlie:

Costume: More Youthful.

Skinny Jeans, plain t-shirt and zip up, trainers.

Makeup: No Makeup

Hair: actor keeps hair the same

Sadie:

Costume: Hospital Gown or Nighty and Denim Jacket to distinguish between the play and real life.

Makeup: Natural makeup, pale foundation and eyeshadow to create dark circles.

Hair: Hair down, messy and slightly greasy.

Alisha:

Costume: 1940s Nurse Uniform, heeled brogues.

Makeup: Light natural base, thin eyebrows and a red lip.

Hair: Pin Curls, hair down or in a bun.

Alexandra:

Costume: Black Shall, coloured Jumper to highlight her niceness, black trousers and trainers.

Makeup: Light natural base with rosy cheeks.

Hair: In low bun or low ponytail.

Actor One:

Costume: White Shirt, Black tie, White lab coat, and black brogues.

Makeup: powder

Hair: Comb over

Actor two:

Costume: Smart jacket, knitted jumper, trousers and smart shoes.
Hair: Smart Hair
Makeup: No makeup

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16.3.23: First day of filming/ picture of Alisha's final costume

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16.3.23: First day of filming/ picture of Alisha's final costume

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-Today was the first day of filming and I was really excited to get started on everyone’s hair, makeup and outfit to see my visions come to life.

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- Created moodboards and emailed the costume department to book a viewing.
- Did research on 1940's makeup and researched more into how to do pincurls and a comb over.
- Got in contact with the actors to ask if they have any of the clothes their charcter wears at home.
-Filled out script breakdown on teams.

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-Today i went to view the costume department and managed to find most of the outfits.
-Having seen the costumes, it did make me change my mind for some of the actors outifts, for example making charlie more sporty and Alexandra wearing a bright coloured blouse.
-I booked an appointment with the costume departemnt for next week so the actors can try on their outifts.

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As in the film some characters are in a play and others are in real time, I felt it was imporant to learn about the differences in how makeup is used. For instance I went heaver on the makeup with the actors in the play, for example with Alisha.

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The Differences Between Film and Stage Makeup

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Want to be an MUA for film and/or theater? QC graduate, Gabrielle Rivera, breaks down how your online makeup classes will prepare you for both industries!

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Teams meeting

Got an update about the new name and script has been updated
Producer told me to make a document about where all the costume came from so it’ll be easier to return at the end

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- Went to visit the costume department with the actors so they could try on their outfits.

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Women's 1940s Makeup: An Overview - Hair and Makeup Artist Handbook

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- Going into this project, i was not aware of what the makeup and hair styles were like in the 1940s, so i though it was important to do some research.

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Women's 1940s Makeup: An Overview - Hair and Makeup Artist Handbook

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A look at the women's makeup in the 1940s, from each makeup element, to how rationing and war time affected the products available.

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this was challenging at first
had to look at picture as the hair had to be the exact same

Putting the hat on was challenging and also making sure it all looks the same in each scene for continuity

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-Today was really exciting getting to see everyone’s vision come to life.
-It all ran very smoothly.

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-Inspiration for Alishas Hair.
-Emma who plays Alisha has naturally curly hair so I did some research specifically for curly hair.

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-As Alexandra is the producer in the film I wanted her look very put together so I decided on doing a low bun.

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-kept it very natural and youthful, as I felt this represented her character the best.
-my main focus was on the blush, I had to add a bit more so it would pick up on camera.
-Added some concealer, mascara and lipgloss.

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-I specifically knew that I wanted Alexandra to have a pop of colour. I felt this pink blouse was great and fit her character really well. It tied in really well with her blushy cheeks.

-I wanted to keep her trousers and shoes very plain, as she is a producer and would be walking around a lot.

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-I felt this outfit was really fitting with Blakes personality.
-I chose neutral and warm tones for his costume as i felt they complimented lewis' hair very well.
-As the director Tom wanted the play set in 2012, i decided to add a thin scalf.
-I Managed to find his whole costume in the costume department.

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-Added definition to his cheeks, by using bronzer.
-Having watched the film back, I was really pleased with this decision, as it made his cheeks bones stand out.

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-As Sadie is in the hospital, I wanted to made her look
poorly.
-I added yellow and grey toned eyeshadow under her eyes and used a grey contour to define her cheek bones.
-I added hair oil to her roots to create the look of greasy hair.

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-I wanted her to look the most glamorous.
-With Alisha's makeup I took a lot of inspiration for popular makeup in the 1940's. Where a fresh base and a pop of red on the lips was in style.
-However, looking back I would have changed her eyebrows to look more thin, as I do feel they look very modern.
-With Alisha's hair i also did a lot of research into 1940's hair styles. I ended up parting her hair in a side part and creating a poof on one side.

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-1940's inspired nighty
-Initially we wanted her to be in a hospital gown, however we had problems trying to source one that looked like it was from the 1940's. Therefore I made the decision to go for a nighty instead.
-I also decided to add a denim jacket, and she would wear this to allow the audience to distinguish between the two eras. So when she had the denim jacket on, it allowed the audience know she was in real time and not acting in the play.

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-very smart hair and outfit
-Double breasted suit, which was very fitting for the 1940's
-Outfit from the costume department
-From watching back the film I would have asked him to take out his nose ring.

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-From the beginnign and reading the script, i instantly knew i wanted a relaxed, sporty look for Charlie.
-The whole outfit was from Manny's wardrobe.
-I got him to send me different options.
-I went with skinny jeans as well which was very popular in 2012.

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-Used hair gel to create a comb over.
-Comb overs were very popular in the 1940's

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-As Actor one is a doctor, I researched what they wore in the 1940's and I was really pleased with how this costume turned out as it quite accurate.
-Managed to find all the costume from the costume department.