Drafted, draped, and constructed Little Duckling outfit
Constructed pants to match older Shrek
Drafted and constructed
Constructed tail
Helped with transformation makeup Helped designer on how to fatten up the ogre dress: made a lining that fit the actor (size 0/1), made a dress (size 16), padded the in-between with foam. Also did the quick change between the dresses and vails
Did Pinocchio's make up every night
Helped pour latex foam into negative mold to create about five of these masks.
Cab-o-patch the seams that needed so
Did a base coat of paint for 3 of the 5 masks
Helped glue the masks onto the actors each night and removed them at the end of the night
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Shrek the Musical

New Day Children Theatre. 2013
Director: Lisa Sikes
Costume Designer: Dawn Bennett
Prosthetics/Makeup/Special Effects Designer: Matt Singer
First Hand/Wardrobe/Make-up/prosthetics: Amanda Heady

Alter/make each of the costumes in some way
drafted and constructed: the little duckling outfit; bear ears, tails, paws
altered the mad hatter's jacket and hat
Constructed little fiona's dress
Helped design big Fiona's quck change dress
Each night I was tasked with getting them all on hangers, double checking that each piece was accounted for, and everything was set for the next night.

Apprentince for the Prosthetics/Makeup Designer: Matt Singer.
learned how to make a negative mold for Shrek and Donkey masks
learned how to mix, pour, bake foam latex
trim flash from the masks, cab-o-patching the seams, doing a base paint
glue full prosthetics to the actors and helped them out of it
Pinocchio's makeup every night.
Part of a quick change for Fiona going from princess to ogre.

Amanda Heady
Costume Stitcher/Designer/Cosplayer Bethpage, TN