This is photo evidence of me applying the make-up design to Amber in the second scene. I also applied the make-up to each character in every scene so each design would be the same. Here are the finished results:
This was the first scene in which I tried and tested the make-up. After testing the design, the group decided that Ginny's face looked gaunt and dissimilar to her original features. After hearing the groups feedback, I was satisfied that our target audience would react the same way.
In the second scene, I changed the make-up to adding more coats of the white base face paint. This was necessary because we shot this scene in darkness, and I wanted the make-up to be the centre of the shot to accentuate the characters possession.
The beach scene is the main scene in our video. Initially, I wanted to change the make-up to make Chloe appear different to the audience because she is the main protagonist in the video. However, I also wanted the characters to be linked in an obvious way, so I decided, with the groups input, to leave Chloe's make-up and change it in the last shot. Although this shot is not used in the final cut of the video, the make-up that Chloe has defiantly sets the scene, and thus, the story would begin.
For Emily's make-up we had to use different brands as we encountered some problems. However, the finished result looked similar to the original design and accompanied by editing techniques, you couldn't see any obvious differences.
