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Makeup Artist Cv +61 433 455 461 Mail GEMMA ELAINE - MAKEUP ARTIST CV WWW.GEMMAELAINE.COM.AU +61 433 455 461 [email protected] Gemma Elaine is a Brisbane based makeup artist working in the areas of photographic and short film media in addition to live events and shows. With almost fifteen years of industry experience, she is proficient in traditional, airbrush and HD methods of makeup application. Gemma holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts from the Queensland University of Technology, which she attained in 2001 before embarking on her career as a hair and makeup professional. An experienced creative with a highly developed understanding of art, fashion and beauty, Gemma’s ability to design, interpret and implement concepts and briefs keeps her in demand in a competitive industry. She is available for assignments both nationally and internationally. PUBLICATIONS: BLACK Magazine (NZ), Jane Magazine (AU), Marie Claire (AU), Laud Magazine (AU) Peppermint Magazine (AU), Hitched Magazine (AU), In Fashion Magazine (RUSSIA), F**king Young (SPAIN), Ballad Of Magazine (UK), Papercut Magazine (US), Oyster (AU), Nylon (AU), Frankie (AU), Cosmo Bride (AU), Real Weddings (AU), Queensland Brides (AU), New Idea (AU), Woman’s Day(AU), Ok Magazine (AU), Women’s Weekly (AU), Boys by Girls (UK) FASHION CLIENTS: Christie Nicolaides, Rubi Shoes, She Made Me, Billabong, Oakley USA, 2 Chillies Swimwear, Universal Store, Abi & Joseph, Pulp Shoes, Lee Denim, Peony Swimwear, Oracle Fox, Saba, Holly Ryan, Res Denim, Rhythm Girls, Frankie4Footwear, Hayley Elsaesser, Spell & the Gypsy Collective, Margot McKinney, McKinney’s Jewellers, Canterbury Australia / New Zealand, Australia, Luv Bridal, Sacha Drake, Footlocker, Culture Kings, George Wu, Susan Driver, Robb+Lulu, Maiocchi, Chalmers Pyjamas, Valley Eyewear, Nico Underwear, Witchery, Gucci, Max Mara, Pandora, Westfield Chermside, Holster Australia, F+H Jewellery, Verge Girl, Petal + Pup, Dissh, City Beach Australia, ShhhSilk, Myer Centre Brisbane, Tree Of Life, Naudic, Lovestar HAIR + BEAUTY CLIENTS: Nak Hair, Haircare Australia, Cloud Nine Australia, Wella Pro ANZ, Affinage Hair, Garbo & Kelly, Mellow Cosmetics, Anastasia Beverly Hills, Leyton House Professional, Mecca Cosmetica, Rimmel London, Nivea, Manhattan Couture Hair, Hairhouse Warehouse, Toni + Guy COMMERCIAL + CORPORATE CLIENTS: Southern Cross Austereo, Virgin Australia, Sony Music, Goodlife Health Clubs, APN News & Media, NewsCorp Australia, Mirvac, Fraser’s Property, Chep, Cardiotech, RACQ Insurance, Royal Life Saving Society, Springfree Trampoline, Queensland Medical Laboratories, Inala Beach House Thailand, Magic Millions Racing Carnival, Foxtel, Vegie Delights, Domain Property, Brisbane City Council, Uncle Tobys, Universal Music Australia, Brisbane Marketing, The Coffee Club, Griffith University, Brisbane Racing Club, Cricket Australia, Tatt’s Lotto, Treasury Casino, QTAC, Lendlease, Mama Mia SHOWS: MBFWA - DWNS - Makeup Team Toni & Guy 50/50 Collection Launch - Key Makeup Artist Gucci Trunk Shows - Makeup Artist Westfield + QLD Reds ‘Ladies In Red’ - Makeup Artist Max Mara Trunk Show - Makeup Team Ash to Gold MBFWA Preview - Key Makeup Artist BCC Re-Create Fashion Show - Key Hair + Makeup Leona Edmiston Trunk Show- Makeup Team for MAC Cosmetics Pandora Jewellery Roadshow - Key Makeup GHD Hair Expert Show - Makeup Team for Linda Jeffereys Sebastian Hair Collection Launches - Makeup Artist The UpDo Charity Event Show - Makeup team for MAC Cosmetics GEMMA ELAINE - MAKEUP ARTIST CV WWW.GEMMAELAINE.COM.AU +61 433 455 461 [email protected] CELEBRITY + MEDIA PERSONALITIES: Chris Hemsworth Janet Roach Kieran Perkins Stav Davidson The Script Samantha Wills Joe Bugner Amanda Ware Hayley Lewis PJ Madam Samantha Riley Simon Burke Chrissie Swan Amanda Shadforth Denise Drysdale Levi Miller Osher Gunsberg Cast of Big Brother 2014 Anh Doh Chloe Maxwell Abbey Coleman Dami Im Kate Peck Lorna-Jane Clarkson Elyse Knowles Stephanie Rice Bronte Campbell Cate Campbell Eves Karydas Georgia Fowler Donna Hay Gai Waterhouse Justine Schofield Justine Cullen Keshnee Kemp Jordan Barrett Michelle Payne Kendall Gilding Aus Women’s Cricket Team Amanda Abate FILM MEDIA : Coffee Club “Avo Smash” TVC (Hair + Makeup) - Traffic Coffee Club “New Breakfast Menu” TVC (Hair + Makeup) - Kiosk Coffee Club “New Lunch Menu” TVC (Hair + Makeup) - Kiosk Griffith University “Be Remarkable” TVC - Exit Films Cricket Australia “Womens Ashes 2017” TVC (Hair + Makeup) - TLA Worldwide 60 Minutes (Hair + Makeup) - Channel Nine Sunrise on 7 (Hair + Makeup) - Chanel Seven Sunday Night (Hair + Makeup) - Channel Seven Long Lost Families (Hair + Makeup for Chrissie Swan & Anh Do) - Channel Ten Jimmy Kimmel Live “Sexiest Man Alive” Announcement (Grooming for Chris Hemsworth) - ABC USA Michelle Jenneke for World Star Hip Hop (Hair/Makeup) - WSHH Finda ‘Find it, Flog it, Flaunt it’ TVC (Hair + Makeup) - APN News & Media Undisclosed Project TVC (Hair + Makeup) - Cutting Edge Soften the Fck Up 'Better If You Were Around' Video Campaign (Hair + Makeup) - Spur Productions Soften the Fck Up ‘Get Silent, Get Heard’ Video Campaign - (Hair + Makeup) - Spur Productions Megan Washington 'Sunday Best' Music Video (Additional Makeup) - Head Productions Eskimo Joe 'Don't Let Me Down' Music Video (Additional Makeup) - Head Productions Golden Casket 'Favourite Numbers' TVC (Assistant Makeup) - Two Little Indians WRITING CREDITS: Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia Hair + Beauty Editor for Black Magazine (NZ) : 2015, 2016, 2017 Black Magazine (NZ) Online Beauty Editor - 2018 to present Freelance Beauty Editor and Copywriter - 2010 to present. .
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