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Hollywood Way Burbank, California 91505 VOLUME 10 NUMBER 1 Winter 2014 what’s inside Features 14 Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild Awards Nominees honored for outstanding achievement 22 Lifetime Achievement Recipients Dick Smith & Gail Ryan 24 24 The Making of Our Statuette A bronze and gold-plated beauty 32 27 Years with Cher Leonard Engelman reveals all 22 Departments 4 From the President We have a lot to be excited about Make Beauty Your Business 6 Local Perspective It is a team effort 9 Education Will digital VFX replace us? 10 Calendar // Sign up for your FREE MUD Pro Card and begin receiving huge savings Schools: Join other MUD retailers and 13 Theater News // Get the latest schedule of full-time and part-time courses artists while expanding your business New collective bargaining agreements 13 // Add customizable kits to your curriculum as an industry professional at 38 Last Looks www.mudopportunities.com Cover: Cher Make-Up Designory Los Angeles Make-Up Designory New York Make-Up Designory Europe facebook.com/makeupdesignory facebook.com/mudschools 129 S. San Fernando Blvd. 375 W Broadway # 202 [email protected] [email protected] 3 Burbank, CA 91502 New York, NY 10012 www.mudeurope.com www.mudshop.com 818-729-9420 212-925-9250 00 386 1 6200 348 www.mud.edu FOCUS FEATURES PROUDLY CONGRATULATES EDUCAT ION PRESIDENT THEATER EDUCAT ION NEWS FROM THE PRESIDENT THEATER NEWS ROBIN MATHEWS AND ADRUITHA LEE ON THEIR WELL-DESERVED NOMINATIONS AND SALUTES THEM FOR We have a lot to be excited about with the upcoming awards season. Not only have Local 706 make-up artists and hair stylists swept the Oscars, they’re also represented THEIR OUTSTANDING WORK BRINGING THIS EXTRAORDINARY, in the BAFTA Awards, the Critics’ Choice Awards and best of all, our Make-Up Artists and Official Magazine of Hollywood Hair Stylists Guild Awards. We’re back! We’re getting press coverage from all over the country Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists. TRANSFORMATIVE STORY TO THE SCREEN. and the world, sponsors are lining up to honor us, and we’ve got the attention of the entertain- Published in the Interest of ment industry. Almost every article starts off “after 10 years...” ALL the Members of Make-Up Artists LOCAL NEWS & Hair Stylists I.A.T.S.E. Local 706 New filmmakersLOCA Lare BUSINESS sadly uneducated about the depth of experience it takesEXTENDED to become a F AMILY NEWS GUILD Hollywood hair stylist or make-up artist, and they rarely appreciate our skills and abilities. Supervising Editor GUILD NEWS All they want is faster and cheaper, no matter the consequences. This year’s awards should JEFF ANGELL ACADEMY open their eyes to the vast amount of creative excellence, and understand that we deserve more AWARD ® respect. These are the people who think you can go without brush cleaner much less understand Contributing Writers that a handmade wig is not something you leave in the hands of an intern. Perhaps it will begin SUSAN CABRAL-EBERT NOMINATIONS to stimulate the producers’ senses to realize the equal importance of both the make-up and hair TOMMY COLE INCLUDING crafts. It’s also why we appreciate artists like Johnny Depp who work collaboratively with their RANDY SAYER BEST PICTURE artisticREPO teams andRT demand that the proper respect be given to accomplishLOOKS the image. LAST LOOKS Publisher We hope everyoneFROM willTHE give SECRET us a littleAR slackY- TREASU and rememberRER that this is our first year back. We INGLEDODD MEDIA BEST MAKEUP were not without a few bobbles in the submission process, but we also had three times as many AND HAIRSTYLING submissions as anticipated. There were entries from not only Local 706, but make-up artists Office Manager and hair stylists from all over the United States, Canada, Ireland, England, France, Eastern ROBIN MATHEWS AND KATHY SAIN Europe, China, Australia and New Zealand. The committee that spent 22 hours viewing the ADRUITHA LEE film clips did so without knowledge of who was on the ticket—they watched solely the work Mailing List Manager on the screen. It was not a popularity contest. DIANE BURNS GreatLETTER and many thanksS go out to both of the committees that worked hardNEW to formS the infra- structure of LETTERSthe awards rulesTO THE and ARregulations,TISAN and to those who attended theHE screeningsALTH ANandD WELFARE NEWS MAKE-UP ARTISTS decided the nominees. The committees were made up of hair stylists and make-up artists in The Artisan is published quarterly by Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists, AND HAIR STYLISTS GUILD film, television and theater. There were newbies and long-timers, but all were active or active NOMINEE retired members. There was a lot of popcorn eaten during those days. Special thanks to Richard I.A.T.S.E. Local 706, 828 No. Hollywood and Greg, our computer IT pros who made it all happen. There was a tremendous amount of Way, Burbank, CA 91505 BEST PERIOD AND/OR technology involved. Phone (818) 295-3933. Fax 818-295-3930 CHARACTER MAKE-UP All editorial and photo submissions ROBIN MATHEWS While all this was going on, IngleDodd Media and Weissman/Markovitz Communications should be sent to email address: wereHIGHLIGHTS going strong in the background, working on sponsorships and presenters,CRE catering,W press [email protected] releases, social media,HIGHLIGHTS scripting the AN show,D SHAD gift OWbags Sand all the mechanical piecesCREW necessary. SHO ItTS definitely takes a village, but we actually did it with a hamlet on 706’s side of the joint venture. Advertising inquiries: Dan Dodd, Advertising Director Once again, MAC Cosmetics is our primary sponsor and showed phenomenal support (great (310) 207-4410 x 236 cocktail hour!). It is wonderful that not only were the product companies we deal with on a [email protected] daily basis excited to see us back up and running, it is great to see the support and sponsor- ship from the agents who work with our members. Our lineup of presenters is based upon the wonderful relationships our members have with their actors. Make-up artists and hair stylists Officers of I.A.T.S.E. Local 706 asked their casts, and many responded in great and positive ways to support our event. We all President willEVENTS enjoy the red carpet! CREDITS Susan Cabral-Ebert PHOTO CREDITS CALENDAR OF EVENTS Vice President Our strongest anchor through the whole process has been Kathy, our office manager. She had Julie Socash been through the processes and had the archival information of the previous awards show, and Recording Secretary DALLASDALLAS BUYERSBUYERS CLUBCLUB was the pivotal point for everything from guiding information to and from the website to sup- Karen Westerfield plying us with background info, then reformulating everything into the 21st-century electronic WINNER WINNER WINNER Secretary-Treasurer GOLDEN GLOBE® AWARD CRITICS’ CHOICE AWARD SCREEN ACTORS GUILD AWARD era. Of course, Diane held down the fort and kept it stable while we were all going crazy. John E. Jackson BEST ACTOR* MATTHEW McCONAUGHEY BEST ACTOR MATTHEW McCONAUGHEY BEST ACTOR MATTHEW McCONAUGHEY DRAMA BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR JARED LETO * BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR JARED LETO BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR JARED LETO Sergeant-at-Arms Best of all was the true joy so many expressed in person, phone Barbara Dally calls, emails and FB messages that our Make-Up Artists and Hair Business Representative Stylists Guild Awards are back. Thank you all for taking that extra Tommy Cole moment to share your excitement. Cheers! Hope to see you there. SUSAN CABRAL-EBERT President 4 For more on this extraordinary film, go to www.FocusGuilds2013.com REF 126 FINAL JANUARY 22, 2014 3:18 PM PST DALLAS BUYERS CLUB - THE ARTISAN DBC-REF126_Artisan_Mag_FP-8_FIN COVER 2 - FULL PAGE STREET: XX/XX/14 DUE: 1/22/14 - NOON PST TRIM: 8.375" X 10.875" • BLEED: 8.625" X 11.125" • SAFETY: 1/4" FROM TRIM LOCAL BY TOMMY COLE LOCAL PERSPECTIVE Business Representative, I.A.T.S.E. Local 706 This is the first Artisan issue for 2014 and also the start of my of these folks takes their roles as leaders and their responsibili- 11th year at the local; I would like to say thanks to those of ties seriously, and we are very lucky to have them in our court. you who have believed in me as their Business Representative Their input and wisdom each month is what makes our local and allowed me to be their eyes, ears and advocate for them strong and affective as a labor organization, and I am very over the last 10 years. Your trust and proud to be part of it all. support helps make my job work and I thank you. Each year in our bulletin, there are times that I report the passing of In the last issue of The Artisan in 2013, one or more of our members. Some I touched on how we (the unions) I knew personally, some socially, and are involved in the political process some not at all, but each one made here in California and the importance an indelible imprint on our local and of educating our members on being the industry. They were: hair stylists proactive in the labor movement; sup- Nicole Frank-DeFrancesco, Melonie porting labor-friendly politicians and Cleric-Monier and Gerry Leetch; body raising money to fight and defeat make-up artist Martha Kail, make-up anti-labor initiatives and anti-labor leg- artists Nancy Baca, Isabella Wiley and islators.