יעוץ עסקי 1

Performers from Roman and Greek theatre wore masks to change their age and characters, whilst medieval Europe theatre would paint their faces gold for God or red for angels and during Renaissance theatre lamb's wool was used for false beards. As stage lightning developed it exposed the face making features more prominent to create certain moods, consequently make-up was then advanced to be more flattering and affective for performers.

It was found that with shadows and lights, features of the face could be enhanced or softened by applying make-up. By framing the eyes with liner, painting a white highlighter under or in the corner of the eyes and placing a darker shade above the eyelids accentuates their shape and intensity more. Depending on skin-tone, lips can be made more prominent with certain colour. Pinks and purple shades are better for pale skin whilst more orange and deep reds enhance darker skin; be sure to avoid fire bright red - it can be overbearing for the audience to look at. When speaking and singing the audience do read and look at the lips as much as the eyes, so loud colours are be avoided. Make-up is also applied to age an actor or create evil characters, with use of plaster to create witch noses and warts for example.

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