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Prsrt Std U.S. Postage Paid Santa Ana, CA Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild Permit No. 450 Local 706–I.A.T.S.E. 828 N. Hollywood Way Burbank, California 91505 At Kryolan, we make make-up. But not like anybody else. Because unlike everybody else, we actually make our make-up. We’ve done it our own way for three generations. We think of it. We manufacture it. Formulate it and love it into existence. We’ve been doing this for more than 60 years. And we’re still doing it today. As one of the oldest make-up brands in the world we use our own formulas and recipes, to make and manufacture our very own products. There is only one real professional make-up maker. There is only one Kryolan. ARNOLD LANGER WOLFRAM LANGER DOMINIK LANGER SEBASTIAN LANGER FOUNDER MANAGING DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION IN ALL CATEGORIES INCLUDING VOLUME 8 NUMBER 5 BEST PICTURE Fall 2012 16 what’s inside 26 “LET ANNA WORK ITS MARVELOUS SPELL. It lifts off into the wild blue of BEST MAKEUP & Director Joe Wright’s imagination. Keira Knightley is glorious.” Features HAIRSTYLING PETER TRAVERS, ROLLING STONE IVANA PRIMORAC “EXTRAORDINARILY 22 Hitchcock BOLD AND EXCITING. The making of the master SUMPTUOUS. 26 Lincoln Keira Knightley is irresistible.” 30 Re-creating historical figures AMANDA FOREMAN, VOGUE 30 Liz & Dick Battle fatigue and memories 36 Argo Behind the scenes 36 BEST DIRECTOR JOE WRIGHT • BEST ACTRESS KEIRA KNIGHTLEY • BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR JUDE LAW AARON TAYLOR-JOHNSON MATTHEW MACFADYEN DOMHNALL GLEESON • BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS KELLY MACDONALD RUTH WILSON ALICIA VIKANDER OLIVIA WILLIAMS EMILY WATSON Departments 4 From the President BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY TOM STOPPARD • BEST FILM EDITING MELANIE ANN OLIVER • BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY SEAMUS MCGARVEY, ASC, BSC • BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN SARAH GREENWOOD (PRODUCTION DESIGNER) KATIE SPENCER (SET DECORATOR) • BEST COSTUME DESIGN JACQUELINE DURRAN • BEST ORIGINAL SCORE DARIO MARIANELLI 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee 6 Local Perspective Happy holidays to all 9 Guild News Resolution & health plans 16 Calendar of Events 18 Theater News 42 Extended Family News 46 Last Looks 42 Cover: Sir Anthony Hopkins 3 FOR MORE ON THE ARTISTRY AND ACCLAIM ON THIS FILM GO TO WWW.FOCUSGUILDS2012.COM REF 24 FINAL ANNA KARENINA - THE ARTISAN (Fall 2012 Issue) COVER 2 - FULL PAGE STREET: 11/21/12 DUE: 11/16/12 TRIM: 8.375" X 10.875" • BLEED: 8.625" X 11.125" • SAFETY: 1/4" FROM TRIM NOVEMBER 16, 2012 2:38 PM EDUCAT ION FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION PRESIDENT THEATER EDUCAT ION NEWS FROM THE PRESIDENT THEATER NEWS I am still smiling, knowing that everyone who attended our 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee enjoyed themselves—the whole point of the party was just to have fun! We Official Magazine of Hollywood needed a good way to celebrate our anniversary and from all reports, mission accomplished. Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists. Published in the Interest of It all started when members Melanie Mills, Michael K. Johnston, Terrie Velazquez-Owen and ALL the Members of Make-Up Artists Shawn Finch formed a committee to explore the possibilities of resurrecting an awards show they & Hair Stylists I.A.T.S.E. Local 706 wantedLOCAL to take on. After discussing all the complications and short time periodNEW to accomplishS it, we decided to switchLOCA gearsL BUSINESS and launch a 75th anniversary party to see if we could do it wellEXTENDED and economi -FAMILY NEWS GUILD cally. The race was on. The Hollywood Museum would be the perfect place to hold the party, so we Supervising Editor GUILD NEWS met with Museum founder Donelle Dadigan and realized it would be the perfect venue. The Board JEFF ANGELL of Trustees had recommended that the committee find sponsorship for the soiree, so the challenge BEST MAKEUP & HAIRSTYLING was on. International President Matthew Loeb was in town, so I personally invited him, along with Contributing Writers Int’l VPs Mike Miller and Thom Davis to the party, along with representatives from other Locals. MICHAEL FRANCIS BLAKE HAIR & MAKEUP DESIGNER SUSAN CabRAL-EBERT MAC Cosmetics came aboard the project, and to them we are forever grateful. Since the mid- TOmmY COLE LISA WESTCOTT 1990s,REPO Local 706RT members have had a longstanding relationship with MACLOOKS and their superlative RANDY SAYER team, and theyFR OMhave THEbeen a SECRET continualAR supportY- TREASU for ourR craft.ER Karen Reddy MedeirosLAST and MoniqueLOOKS Boyer (along with Shelly, Christian and so many others) were so enthusiastic about the anniversary Publisher and prepared the way for us to have the party of the year. With their support, we enlisted the incred- INGLEDODD PUBLISHING ible PR firm of Weissman/Markovitz that had plenty of experience (and union publicists) to help us announce to Hollywood that Local 706 was celebrating its 75th birthday. I can sincerely say that Office Manager without MAC, Rick Markovitz and Cheri Warner at W/M, we could never have accomplished such a KATHY SAIN wonderful celebration. Their energy, painstaking thoroughness and follow-through along with humor and kindness kept us charged up to the highest degree. How better to celebrate our heritage than Mailing List Manager to enlist McKenzie Westmore as our hostess for the event, and Mike Westmore brought a family NEWS DIANE BURNS treasureLETTER that has neverS been seen in public before our celebration—Ern Westmore’s “Best Make- LETTERS TO THE ARTISAN HEALTH AND WELFARE NEWS up” trophy for his work in Cimarron (1929–1930). The entire staff at IngleDodd Publishing, our publishers for The Artisan, linked forces with W/M to find more sponsors and were wonderfully The Artisan is published quarterly successful. Jeff Angell (supervising editor) of The Artisan raced through archives of photos. Mike by Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists, Germain’s father, Larry, had a treasured book of portraits, and Michael Blake and Mike Smithson I.A.T.S.E. Local 706, 828 No. Hollywood jumped in to help and the three of them rushed to produce one of the best program books ever! Our Way, Burbank, CA 91505 caterers from Someone’s in the Kitchen and Arlana’s Cookies did a tremendous job keeping everyone Phone (818) 295-3933. Fax 818-295-3930 wonderfully fed from the overflowing seafood to the vegan hors d’oeuvres, to the wine, other bever- All editorial and photo submissions agesHIGHLIGHTS and fabulous desserts. The tequila, vodka, and soft drinks were sponsoredCRE as well.W Wella Hair should be sent to e-mail address: Products came on board as a sponsor to provide bags for all of the attendees, however,CREW Superstorm SHOTS [email protected] Sandy caused shippingHIGHLIGHTS problems. We AN areD SHADcurrentlyOW workingS on sending Wella Hair Products, so a big round of applause to them! Kudos also to the Local 706 team that helped stuff the gift bags— great work! Macadamia Hair Products provided sponsorship by adding wonderful products to the Advertising inquiries: gift bags, The Hollywood Reporter will be featuring our members in an upcoming issue. Bob Romero, Dan Dodd, Advertising Director Leonard Engelman, Mike Germain, Josee Normand and Tym Buacharern donated memorabilia to the (310) 207-4410 x 236 Museum. There are more people to thank, including our wonderful 706 staff, but I’m running out [email protected] of room! I’m still a little incredulous that Prez Loeb and his son Owen made it out of New York, and delighted that U.S. Congressman Adam Schiff, California Assemblyman Anthony Portantino, Officers of I.A.T.S.E. Local 706 L.A.EVENTS City Controller Wendy Greuel, and Assemblyman Mike Gatto’s representativeCREDITS all came to honor President Local 706. LegislatorsCALEND Gov.AR OFJerry EV Brown,ENTS U.S. Senators Feinstein and Boxer, Calif. SenatorsPHOTO Price, CREDIT S Susan Cabral-Ebert Pavley, plus many others paid tribute to our members and their fine work. Vice President Linda Arnold One of the most memorable and treasured memories of the 75th celebration was the Proclamation Recording Secretary by City Councilmen Richard Alarcón and Eric Garcetti for the City of Los Angeles, officially mak- Kim M. Ferry ing Nov. 3, 2012, IATSE Local 706 Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Day. We received not only the beautiful scroll now on display at our offices, but the compliments Secretary-Treasurer John E. Jackson bestowed upon the work of our members made those of us at City Hall incredibly proud. Happy anniversary to the Make-Up Artists & Hair Sergeant-at-Arms Stylists Guild! Laura Caponera Business Representative Thanks to the entire anniversary team for all their work! Me? Just Tommy Cole doing my nails and eating bon-bons ... same as always. SUSAN CabRAL-EBERT President universalpicturesawards.com © 2012 UNIVERSAL STUDIOS 4 THE ARTISAN MATERIALS DUE: FRI., 11/9 4/C | FULL PAGE | WITH BLEED THIS AD RUNS: WED., 11/21 BLEED: 8.625” W X 11.125” H TRIM: 8.375” W X 10.875” H 7F SAFE: 7.875” W X 10.375” H N25159 11/15/12 PDF/X-1a:2001 LMB_Artisan_4CFP_7F FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION LOCAL BY TOMMY COLE BEST PICTURE LOCAL PERSPECTIVE Business Representative, I.A.T.S.E. Local 706 BEST MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING What a great party and what a great venue to throw it break your make-up or hair department. MAKEUP DEPARTMENT HEAD HAIR DEPARTMENT HEAD in! Those are the words I have been hearing from many The buck does stop with you; you are the person that your of those who attended our 75th anniversary party at the peers will come to and look up to, not just for craft advice, KATE BISCOE KELVIN R. TRAHAN Hollywood Museum, and I totally agree … our members but for “validation.” What I mean by validation is, an indi- and guests, IA Reps from the Hollywood locals, special cation from you of self-worth ..