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What is Boomtown you ask, completely ignoring the link, because your time is precious and you want answers now? Fret not my friends, here is the quick and dirty on Boomtown!
Boomtown Film & Music Festival is a nine year old, 3 day long, festival dedicated to showing Beaumont, TX the best of local music, film, and arts, while also giving them a taste of some fabulous films and artists from around the world!
This annual festival will be February 25th-27th, at multiple venues in Beaumont, Texas. I can not even begin to describe all exciting happenings that will occur on these three fabulous nights! However, I will spill on the thing I am most excited about, and if you know me or my blog, you can bet your bottom dollar it's makeup-related!
So, wanna know what I am most excited about?
Well, Boomtown is hosting an actual Hollywood makeup artist, Ignacia Soto-Aguilar! Her works include The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and MTV's Scream: The TV Series! Click her name to see her official IMDB web page!
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This Saturday at 3:45 P.M. at the Jefferson Theater in Beaumont, TX, Ignacia will be doing the panel The Secrets to Film Makeup. She will be answering any questions we have regarding makeup in the film industry, as well as do a beauty AND special effects makeup demo! I can't wait to see what glorious, gory creation she will make for us!
If you are interested in buying tickets and witnessing this makeup professional at work, please click here !
Before I say my goodbyes, I must ask my readers, what sort of questions would YOU ask a Hollywood makeup artist? Or, if you could work on ANY film, past or present, what film would you work on?
That's all for now, my lovelies!
Makeup isn't really my thing, but looking forward to your posts!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tyler! I appreciate it!
DeleteIt was really awesome! Thanks for all the hard work you did!
ReplyDeleteThanks Julia! You did so much as well!!
DeleteVery cool! I love that the festival was able to have such talented people make appearances. Any film?- it would have to be The Third Man. It's not strange in the make-up department, but it's lent a lot of allusions to current film.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen that film, but now I'm adding that to my list!
DeleteI thought your comment about color theory and light was very effective in communicating how makeup is an art. I found it interested how this MUA broke into the industry!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you liked the panel, and thank you, I think about that a lot! I'm very serious for more people to consider makeup as just another art medium!
DeleteLooks pretty good
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteThis is going to be great can't wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I appreciate your comment!
DeleteWow I bet it was cool seeing her work first-hand!
ReplyDeleteIt was absolutely the best!
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