On November 11th an industry professional expert came into the college to show our class some of the basics,on how to produce the perfect and most realistic scab, scar or wounds for films.
He gave us a chance to experiment with the substances and equipment and below are some of the pictures, I took when testing my skills from what he had taught us.
These pictures are in step by step order, as to how Iproduced the final product, using Teniolas hand as my model.
Pre-made wounds & the making of the a slit wrist, applying Latext to set.
Again the application of blood, slightly tilting Teniola hand so the blood can slither down.
He gave us a chance to experiment with the substances and equipment and below are some of the pictures, I took when testing my skills from what he had taught us.
These pictures are in step by step order, as to how Iproduced the final product, using Teniolas hand as my model.
Pre-made wounds & the making of the a slit wrist, applying Latext to set.
Deborah applying the Latext onto Teniola's hand so the pre-made wound would stick to her skin in order for it to look as realisic as possible.
Me drying the Latext and and the scab for Teniola's hand so the scab will stick firmly.
Me Applying the makeup to Teniola's hand so the make-up and foundation blends well into her skin to look as realistic as possible.
Make-up application finished, with blends of green, purple and reds.
Close-up shot- Revealing more detail
Dabbing fake blood onto the wound with a paint brush, in order to get into the cracks and creases
Again the application of blood, slightly tilting Teniola hand so the blood can slither down.
Final Result/ Product
Which I was very pleased with.
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