| 2009 IMATS London a Great Success |
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| Gothic beauty make-up by student competitor Ana de Guzman |
| Photo by Deverill Weekes |
Posted: Thursday 05 February, 2009
The eighth International Make-Up Artist Trade Show London, held at
Alexandra Palace Jan. 24-25, 2009, rose to the challenge of a global
recession. More than a thousand visitors attended the show to learn
from educators, buy products and hear keynote speakers. One highlight was the Hellboy 2: The Golden Armypanel discussion featuring keynote speaker and 2009 Oscar® nominee Mike
Elizalde. The panel also included actor Doug Jones (Abe Sapien), DDT’s
David Martí and Montse Ribé, Iván Pohárnok from Filmfex, Creature
Effects chief Cliff Wallace, Leo Burton from Solution Studios and
make-up artists Simon Webber and Anthony Parker. After the discussion,
the entire team moved to the Make-Up Artist magazine stand, where they chatted and signed autographs for nearly two hours. Elizalde’s fellow Hellboy 2 Oscar® nominee Thom Floutz also appeared at the show but kept a very low profile over the weekend. Keynote
speakers Mary Greenwell and Morag Ross discussed their long careers as
print and film make-up artists, respectively, with show organizer
Michael Key. All three keynote speakers were judges for the two student
competitions, which brought in young make-up artists from across the
globe. For the complete story on IMATS London 2009, including the winners for the beauty and character competitions, see Issue 77 of Make-Up Artist magazine, on newsstands in early March. |
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