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6 Ridge St, North Sydney, NSW 2060 P. +61 2 8458 1300 | E 6 Ridge St, North Sydney, NSW 2060 p. +61 2 8458 1300 | e. [email protected] rmkcrew.com.au SARAH DAMICHI HAIR & MAKEUP ARTIST QUALIFICATIONS & TRAINING: 2003 2000 Diploma of Beauty Therapy. ITEC and CIDESCO accreditation in Physiatrists, Aesthetician and Epilation (Studied Beauty Therapy at Strand College of Beauty Therapy, Sydney) 2000 Certificate in Massage (Swedish and Aromatherapy). Certificate in Make up (Private accreditation with Janine Rauwenhoff) Recent Clients include - Gucci, Chanel, Dior, Cartier, Van Cleef and Arpels, Tommy Hilfiger, Burberry, Bulgari, Tiffanys, Oscar de la Renta, Harvey Nichols, Bloomingdales, Saks fifth, Mall of Emirates, Samsung, Mercedes, Birro,Emirates women magazine, Harpers Bazar Arabia, Elle Arabia, Marie claire Australia, Marie claire Arabia, Conde Nast Traveller Spain, Grazia, Luxury Magazine, A&E magazine, Savoir flair, Citizen K Magazine, Cosmopolitan magazine, Womens fitness, Cleo magazine Australia, Shop till you drop magazine Australia TELEVISION – REALITY SHOWS Australia’s Got Talent (Julia Morris% Hair and Makeup) X factor (Rimmel Ambassador and official Makeup Artist) X Factor (Director of Makeup) X Factor National Tour (Director of Hair and Makeup ) The Voice (Host Darren McMullen % Hair & Make up) So You Think You Can Dance (Make up artist) Australian Idol (Make up artist) The Morning Show Fox movie show (James Matherson) TELEVISION COMMERSIALS - to name a few… Samsung, Austar, Telstra THub, Jacobs Creek, Phillips, Westfield, Champix, Triple M, Masterfoods , Australian Lamb, Mazda, Nine MSN, Head and Shoulders, Cuddly, Citibank, Hyundai, Production companies- Film Day, Jungle Boys, fabric films, cherub pictures, Paper Dragon, Contently TV, Media Crew Dubai TELEVISION PROMOS Paddock to plate (Mat Moran) Australia’s Got Talent (Julia Morris) The Bachelor Embarrassing Bodies (Christian Jessen) CORPORATE VIDEOS Harvest communications , showtime cine guide, Optus FASHION/COSMETIC VIDEOS Tiffany & Co, Baraboux, Dior, Chanel, Armani, Samsung, Roula, Harvey Nichols, FILMS Great Gatsby Baz Luhrman Films Grandmothers Anne Fontaine The Shape of Water Cordelia Beresford The Razors Edge David Ratner EDITORIAL Marie Claire, harpers bazzar, cosmopolitan, emirates women, haya, Hia, Villa 8, jamalouki, Cleo, Womens fitness, Dazed And Confused, Nylon, Oyster, Marie Claire, Homage, Pages On line, We Are, Women’s Day, Men’s Health, Shop till you drop, Dolly, Good Weekend, Body and soul, FASHION Gucci, Dior, Burberry, Chanel, Armani Exchange, Ksubi, Tigerlilly, Natasha, Alice McCall, Cohen et Sabine, Samvara, Binny, Hussy, Shakuhachi, Thread People, A.T.G STILLS ADVERTISING Harvey Nichols, Bloomingdales, Mall of Emirates, Van cleff and Arpels, Cartier, Dior, chanel, Swisspers, Pierre Cardin Watches, Amber Sceats Jewellery, Macquarie Bank, Qantas, Skins, Skin Physics, Bombay Sapphire, Gloster, Telstra, Blackmore’s, Foxtel, Ministry Of Sound, Skin Physics, MBF, Hahn Super dry, Men’s Health, Dick Smith, People hair, General Pants, People Hair, Tigerlilly, Muse Hairdressing, QBE, Thread People, Nude By Nature CELEBRITIES Bianca Brandilili, shanina shaik, Sarah Hyland, Ed Sheeran, Miguel, Paula Abdul, Jermaine Jackson, Ronan Keating, Grace Huang, Chris Isaak, Rachael Taylor, Gabrielle Climi, Catherine Hill, Jessica Mauboy, Andrew Symonds, Brett Lee, Lotti Tuqiri, Mike Hussy, INXS, Hilltop Hoods, Michael Bolton, Darren Hayes, Salt and Pepper, Guy Sebastian, Damien Leath, Shannon Noll, Anthony Calea, Wess Carr, James Matherson, Kyle Sanderlands, Mark Holden, Andrew G, James Blunt, Julia Morris, Samantha Jade, Reese Mastin, Dami Im, Jessica Mauboy, Rebakah Elmaloglou EMPLOYMENT HISTORY 2015-2016 Hair and makeup artist in Dubai. Fashion, Advertising, Editorial The Look Academy 2012 – 2015 • Principle teacher for Look Academy Sydney. • Running make up class work shops for general pubic – (Classes up to 15 people) • Implemented/ coordinated course design classes and teaching workshops. • Managed the set up and running of class rosters. • Researched new product lines for in house use and sales. Beauty Tutor 2012 – 2015 • Personalized Hair & Make Up teacher for general public % (Classes from 1 to 15 people) • Created and implemented Make Up tutorials for large well respected fashion brand. • Design personalized Hair & Make Up looks and put together a Hair & Make Up style guides. • MakeUp tips, hairstyle ideas and skin care advise. QANTAS 2012 • Created/ implemented Makeup tutorials for the Qantas cabin crew (Male & Female) for groups of between 20 – 50 people. • Ran lectures on the importance of skin care/ personal presentation/ etiquette. 2012-2015- Makeup artist XFACTOR AUSTRALIA BEAUTY EDITOR Pages On Line Magazine 2008 – 2009 • Principle beauty editor for Make%Up and Beauty related topics for monthly magazine. • Was in charge of sourcing and writing about new Make Up product lines. • Composed and edited articles and columns on general beauty industry trends. • Researched industry trends and products through both word of mouth and beauty/ fashion publications. • Represented publication by attending fashion and beauty events. MANAGER/ DIRECTOR Rimmel – X Factor 2012 – 2013 Wrote column for FAMOUS and WHO magazine and RIMMEL Facebook each night following show to be shown next day. Column was written for the 10 week duration of show. Content was to be different across each media platform. Topics included: how to eyes, most popular look on the night etc. • Shot “how to” Makeup videos following the live show. Video shot for the Yahoo hub. • Coordinated meeting with the RIMMEL style crew stylist to plan looks for current and upcoming shows. • Facilitated the capturing of weekly Polaroid images of each contestant following each show to be placed on the “Image/ Style Wall” in the Rimmel Style Academy • Was featured in back stage interviews throughout the show by the Social Media Manager. X Factor S National Tour 2012 – 2013 • Shot “how to” Make Up videos for the XFactor/ Rimmel Yahoo hub throughout the season. • Videos included: How to achieve the look of the night/ describe each products benefits, effects Director of Hair & Make Up for the X Factor National Tour. Was in charge of organising / booking Freelance Hair & Make Up artists for each city on the tour. Worked in conjunction with the tour producers to come up with looks for each contestant/ show. Coordinated the purchase/ payment of Make Up for tour. KNOWLEDGE & EXPIRENCE • Team Management & Coordination • Ambassador for brands (Rimmel, Swisspers) • Teaching & Lecturing – Makeup & Beauty • Designing and delivery of makeup workshops • Professional Hair and Makeup Artist • Creating looks and personalized Makeup and Hair Styles • Beauty Therapist • Massage Therapist • Skin Care • Age Management REFERENCES . Sheridan Tyler (Team Coordinator/ Stylist % X Factor) (+61) 415 854 495 • Guy Venables (Director, Look Academy) (+61) 0418884882 • Nicola Patterson (Producer paper dragon) (+61) 435 350 890 • Anette Vitetta (Production Manager at Network 10 (+61) 0414235310 • Sarah Donges (director, Beauty Tutor) (+61) 0400720772 .
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