Matthew Mungle

Meet Matthew Mungle

Mr. Mungle, a very distinguished graduate of the Joe Blasco Make-up Center, is a member of Local 706, an Academy Award winner, and one of Hollywood's premiere make-up and special make-up effects artists. With over one hundred film and television projects to his credit, Mr. Mungle has earned recognition as one of the top make-up masters. He won an Academy Award for Bram Stoker's Dracula (with Michele Burke and Greg Cannom). He was nominated for The Ghosts of Mississippi and Schindler's List. He has been nominated for twenty-one Emmys and won six Emmys for the following: Citizen Cohn, The X-Files, Door to Door, Six Feet Under, John Adams, and Tracey Ullman's State of the Union.'

Other projects include: The Tempest, Little Britain U.S.A., CSI, Bedazzled, Max Payne, Burning Plane, Van Helsing, The Scorpion King, Red Dragon and Tropic Thunder. Mr. Mungle is the president and founder of W.M. Creations. Inc., which is a highly regarded special make-up effects lab.

Seminars by Matthew Mungle

• MM#1: Aging Makeup Using Stock Gelatin Appliances
• MM#2: Fantasy, Faerie Character Makeup Using Stock Foam Latex Appliances
• MM#3: Death and Gore Effects: Using Gelatin Appliances, Silicone Appliances and Silicone Sculpting Gel
• MM#4: Special Make-up Effects Television Script Breakdown and Budgeting

Running Time: (3 hrs / 12 min / 57 sec)

1. Lecture- Perception of Aging An Actor
2. Beginning Points to Consider
3. Prosthetic Appliances Used in The Aging Makeup
4. Concepts
5. Photoshop Design
6. Designing Hair for the Character
7. What to Look for in a Face to Aid Character Design
8. Realistic Aging with Makeup
9. Bald Cap or Bald Pate
10. What Products to Use
11. Gelatin, Foam or Silicone
12. Preparation For Makeup
13. Application of Gelatin Appliances
14. Blending and Sealing Appliances
15. Painting Gelatin Appliances
16. Aging Stipple
17. Bald Pate Application
18. Wig Application
19. Removal

Running Time: (2 hrs / 42 min / 54 sec)

1. Lecture - The Perception Of Character Makeup On An Actor
2. How To Begin The Project
3. Directors & Production Notes
4. Concepts
5. Photoshop Design
6. What To Look For In A Face To Aid In Character Design
7. How To Design A Character
8. How Many Prosthetic Appliances Are To Be Used
9. Breaking  Down The Prosthetic Appliance Edge
10. What Type Of Products To Use
11. Gelatin, Foam Or Silicone
12. What Adhesives To Use
13. Preparation for Makeup Application
14. Application Of Stock Foam Rubber Appliances
15. Bald Cap Application
16. Blending And Sealing
17. Painting
18. Wig Application
19. Removal

Running Time: (2 hrs / 35 min / 42 sec)

1. Analyzing the Death  Process
2. Chronology of Death / Decomposition Time-Line
3. Bloating Effects
4. Lividity and Its Patterns
5. Blanching Effects
6. Causes of Death
7. Re-Creating Crime Scene for Research
8. Procedures for Preparing a Cadaver for Autopsy
9. Continuity of Procedures
10. The Autopsy “Y” Incision Discussion and Demonstration
11. Discussion of Medical Procedures
12. Choosing What Type Of Prosthetic Appliances to Use
13. Making Up the Character
14. What Make Up Products to Use
15. What Adhesives to Use
16. What Bloods to Use
17. Makeup Application Set Up
18. Application of Prosthetic Appliances
19. Order of Application
20. Demonstration of Airbrushing
21. Application of Stacolors
22. Finshing Details of Makeup
23. Removal of Appliances and Makeup

WARNING
The images in the above seminar contain highly graphic scenes depicting actual crimes, death, gore, and autopsies.  These images are for research purposes only.  Viewer discretion is advised.  Parental guidance is advised for viewers under 18 years of age.

You must be at least "18" years of age  to purchase  the blood & gore  seminar. By placing an order on TheMakeupSpace.com you are certifying that you are at least "18" years of age. NO SALES TO MINORS. if you are under 18 you will need an adultor legal guardian to purchase the seminar for you.

Running Time: (0 hrs / 35 min / 55 sec)

1. Script Breakdown for a One –Hour Television Show
2. Out line of Script
3. First Writer’s Draft
4. Breakdown of the Special Make-up Effects from Script
5. Second Writer’s Draft
6. Actual First Draft of Script
7. Concept Meeting with Director, Producers and 1st Assistant Director (1st AD)
8. Special Make-up Effects meeting with Costume Designer, Property and Visual Effects Departments
9. Conversation with 1st Assistant Director (1st AD) for Casting Actors and Scheduling
10. Budgeting Special Make-up Effects for each Episode
11. Budgeting each Special Make-up Effect Prosthetic
12. Breaking down One-Line Schedule
13. Budgeting down time for “On Set Make-up Artists”
14. Production Meeting Detail
15. Shooting Script Description and Breakdown
16. Shooting Script Changes and Page Detail
17. Finalizing the Special Make-up Effects Budget

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