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Wig Making and Styling: A Complete Guide for Theatre & Film [Mīkstie vāki]

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Allison Lowery (Wig and Makeup Specialist, Austin Performing Arts Center, University of Texas, Austin, TX, USA), Martha Ruskai

Formāts: Paperback / softback, 222 pages, height x width: 280x216 mm, weight: 680 g
Izdošanas datums: 11-Mar-2010
Izdevniecība: Focal Press
ISBN-10: 0240813200
ISBN-13: 9780240813202

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Formāts: Paperback / softback, 222 pages, height x width: 280x216 mm, weight: 680 g
Izdošanas datums: 11-Mar-2010
Izdevniecība: Focal Press
ISBN-10: 0240813200
ISBN-13: 9780240813202

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Theatrical wigs

Top off that costume with the perfect accoutrement with this first real guide to creating and styling costume wigs. No longer will you need to comb through old references on hairstyles of different time periods, Wig Making and Styling contains everything you need to be a cut above, offering snippets on styling tools, hair types, wig making and measuring, coloring, cutting, and even creating beards and toupees. Other great features include:

-Versatile techniques to create all different historical hairstyles -Tips on altering existing wigs and creating wigs from scratch -Multiple approaches and solutions to solving wig-making problems and needs -Information about the industry, including history and best practices

Full of inspirational and directive photographs, this book will groom anyone from novice to professional stylist into a skilled wig designer.

* inspire your artistic ability with lots of color examples and in-depth directions * learn to work with wigs based on time periods specific to your production * develop your skills with the only guide specifically for wigs and hair

Full of inspirational and directive photographs, this book will groom anyone from novice to professional stylist into a skilled wig designer.

-Versatile techniques to create all different historical hairstyles
-Tips on altering existing wigs and creating wigs from scratch
-Multiple approaches and solutions to solving wig-making problems and needs
-Information about the industry, including history and best practices

Full of inspirational and directive photographs, this book will groom anyone from novice to professional stylist into a skilled wig designer.

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"The first of its kind and a must-have for students and professionals alike. Filled with photographs and detailed, step-by-step instructions for every sort of wig and hairpiece , Wig Making and Styling now occupies a prominent place in my professional library. I will refer to it often as I work."

-William Ivey Long, five-time Tony Award winning costume designer

Acknowledgments

Wig-Making Terms, Tools, and Techniques

(18)

Glossary of Wig and Hair Terms

(7)

Wig-Making Tool Kit

(2)

Wig Styling Tool Kit

(1)

Hairpins and Clips

(1)

Rollers/Curlers

(1)

A Well-Equipped Wig Area

(3)

Handling a Wig

(2)

Blocking a Wig

(1)

Blocking Hard-Front Wigs

(1)

Blocking Lace-Front Wigs

(1)

Basic Hand Sewing Stitches

(2)

Wig-Making Basics: Learning to Ventilate

(16)

Ventilating Needles and Holders

(1)

Loading Your Needle

(1)

Wig-Making Laces and Nets

(3)

Fronting Laces

(1)

Back/Foundation Laces

(1)

Other Wig-Making Materials

(1)

The Direction and Stretch of the Lace

(1)

Types of Hair

(1)

Basic Wig-Knotting/Ventilating Technique

(7)

Double Knotting

(1)

Ventilating Positions

(1)

Hair Density and Ventilating Patterns

(1)

Ventilating Direction

(1)

Untying Knots

(1)

Color Blending

(1)

Sewing with Invisible Thread

(3)

Taking Accurate Measurements

(12)

Proper Head Measurements

(6)

Transferring Head Measurements to a Block

(2)

Plastic-Wrap Head Tracings

(3)

Padding Out a Block with a Plastic Tracing

(3)

Facial Hair

(16)

Creating the Pattern for the Facial Hair Piece

(2)

Adding Texture to the Hair

(4)

Individual Hairpiece Characteristics

(10)

Eyebrows

(1)

Mustaches

(1)

Sideburns

(1)

Beards and Goatees

(2)

Cutting and Styling the Facial Hair

(3)

Applying the Facial Hair

(1)

Removing the Facial Hair

(1)

Fronting and Other Adaptations of Commercial Wigs

(24)

Types of Fronts

(2)

The Human Hairline

(3)

Changing the Hairline

(1)

Building the Fronts

(1)

Variation 1

(1)

Variation 2

(1)

Variation 3

(1)

Truing the Hairline

(1)

Lace Direction and Hair Growth Direction

(4)

Quick Front: A Step-by-Step Example

(1)

Standard Front

(3)

Deep Fronts

(1)

Deep Front Variation 1

(1)

Variation 2

(1)

Variation 3

(1)

Mini Fronts

(1)

Silk Blenders

(2)

Nape Lace

(2)

Piecing Together Wigs

(4)

Building a Wig from Scratch

(22)

Types of Foundations

(1)

Building a Circumference-Band Foundation

(13)

Vegetable Net & Caul Net/Circumference Band/Right-Side-Out/Hand Sewn

(4)

Variations on Circumference Band Foundations

(5)

Variations on One-Piece Foundations

(4)

Variations on One-Piece Foundations

102

(1)

Notes About Adding Hair

102

(1)

Parts, Crown Swirls, and Cowlicks

103

(1)

Miscellaneous Foundations

104

(4)

Balding Wigs

105

(2)

Fringes

107

(1)

Summary

108

(1)

Partial Wigs, Toupees, and Hairpieces

109

(10)

Toupee

109

(1)

Graying Temple Pieces

110

(1)

Pull-Throughs

110

(1)

Falls

111

(2)

Type 1

111

(1)

Type 2

112

(1)

Type 3

112

(1)

Type 4

113

(1)

Switches

113

(1)

Kabuki-Inspired Lion Wig

114

(1)

Full-Bottom Wigs

115

(1)

Making Custom Weft

115

(4)

Wig Application and Removal

119

(10)

Hair Prep

119

(1)

Long Hair

119

(2)

Short Hair

121

(2)

How to Hold and Put on a Lace-Front Wig

123

(2)

Applying Hard-Front Wigs and Falls

125

(1)

Removing Wigs After a Performance

126

(1)

A Word about Quick Changes and Tap Dancing

127

(2)

Wig Styling Techniques

129

(22)

Elements of a Hairstyle

129

(1)

Straight Hair

130

(2)

Wetting and Drying

130

(1)

Flat-Ironing and Roller Setting

130

(1)

Steaming the Hair

131

(1)

Wavy Hair

132

(7)

Finger Waves/Water Waves

132

(2)

Marcel Waves

134

(2)

Pin curls

136

(2)

Waving and Crimping Irons

138

(1)

Curly Hair

139

(7)

Roller Setting

139

(3)

Roller Setting: Ringlets/Sausage Curls

142

(1)

Roller Setting: Spiral Rolling Techniques

143

(2)

Medusa Set

145

(1)

Braids

146

(3)

The Standard Basic Braid

147

(1)

French Braids

148

(1)

Reverse French Braid

148

(1)

Rope Braids

148

(1)

Herringbone Braids

149

(1)

Dreadlocks

149

(2)

Creating a Hairstyle

151

(14)

Break the Hairstyle Down into Sections

151

(1)

Understand the Hairstyle

152

(1)

Interpreting Research

152

(2)

Draw Your Setting Pattern

154

(1)

Set Your Wig

155

(1)

Comb Out the Set

155

(1)

Teasing and Stuffing

156

(1)

Wire Frames

157

(2)

Styling Men's Wigs

159

(1)

Wig Setting and Styling Tips

160

(2)

From Set to Style: Examples

162

(3)

Cosette in Les Miserables

163

(1)

1930s Hollywood Movie-Star Look

164

(1)

Choosing, Cutting, Coloring, and Perming the Hair

165

(10)

Dyeing Wigs and Wig Fibers

167

(5)

Universal Hair Color Systems

167

(1)

American Cosmetology Hair Level System

167

(1)

Types of Hair Color Products

167

(2)

Dyeing Protein Fibers

169

(1)

Using Fabric Dyes

169

(1)

Preparing Hair Bundles for Dye

170

(1)

Dyeing Synthetic Fibers

171

(1)

Perming Wigs and Wig Fibers

172

(1)

Cutting Wigs

173

(2)

Hair that Isn't Hair: Wigs Made from Other Materials

175

(14)

Bases and Foundations

176

(2)

FosshapeTM Bases

178

(1)

Other Types of Bases

179

(1)

Covering the Cap

180

(1)

Building a Structural Support Frame

180

(2)

Combining Hair and Non-Hair Materials

182

(1)

Example of the Step-by-Step Process of Creating an Unusually Shaped Wig

183

(3)

Gallery of Non-Hair/Fantasy Wigs

186

(3)

How to Get a Show into Production

189

(12)

Analyzing and Understanding the Play

189

(4)

Forms of Drama

190

(1)

Basic Plot Structure

190

(1)

Scene Breakdowns

191

(2)

Organizing Your Show Notebook

193

(1)

Character Design

194

(1)

Group Relationships

195

(1)

Designing an Overall Look for a Production

196

(1)

Budgeting for a Production

197

(1)

Wig Jobs and How to Get Them

198

(2)

Charging for Your Work

200

(1)

Care and Maintenance of Wigs

201

(12)

Cleaning Wig Laces

201

(2)

Cleaning Facial Hair

203

(1)

Touching up a Wig

204

(1)

Washing Wigs

205

(4)

Washing the Wig off the Block

206

(2)

Washing the Wig on the Block

208

(1)

Storing Your Wigs

209

(4)

Storage Systems

210

(3)

Subject Index

213

Martha Ruskai has 30 years of wig making and design experience running the gamut from The Santa Fe Opera & Off Broadway to Miller Light Beer TV commercials & properties wigs for Sleeping With the Enemy. 25 years of teaching at major theatrical institutions including creating the Wig and Makeup Training Program at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.

Allison Lowery is the Wig and Makeup Specialist for Texas Performing Arts at the University of Texas at Austin. She was also the Wig Master for the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, and has created wigs and makeup for Zilker Musical Theatre, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Utah Shakespeare Festival, and many others. She has also been a recipient of the B. Iden Payne Award for Outstanding Costume Design.

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