Wednesday, August 14, 2019
Emmy-Nominated Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Honored at Special Reception Hosted by Beverly Center and MUAHS
finance.yahoo.com/news: The Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild (MUAHS, IATSE Local 706) celebrated this year's Emmy®- nominated Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists at a special reception at Cal Mare hosted by Beverly Center on Sunday, August 11, 2019. The Emmy party, red carpet and livestream took place before an audience of 300, including guild members, industry executives, Television Academy officials, sponsors and press.
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This article was a short, but hopeful story for the appreciation of the crew workers in the entertainment industry. Far too often are the people behind the scene overshadowed by the larger celebrities. Their work is constantly overlooked despite all the time and skill that is dedicated to it. It’s heartwarming to hear that the hair and makeup department received a reception, and their fellow coworkers from their shows came to support them. It may seem small, but every detail counts when bringing a piece of art to life. I have always been a huge advocate for the celebration of all sides of the entertainment industry. With moments like the Oscars trying to cut out the technical awards, it can be upsetting as someone who aims to be in that profession to see the work so belittled. However, events like this give me hope of being a part of a stronger community that loves the art that has been made.
~Elinore Tolman
This article was a short, but hopeful story for the appreciation of the crew workers in the entertainment industry. Far too often are the people behind the scene overshadowed by the larger celebrities. Their work is constantly overlooked despite all the time and skill that is dedicated to it. It’s heartwarming to hear that the hair and makeup department received a reception, and their fellow coworkers from their shows came to support them. It may seem small, but every detail counts when bringing a piece of art to life. I have always been a huge advocate for the celebration of all sides of the entertainment industry. With moments like the Oscars trying to cut out the technical awards, it can be upsetting as someone who aims to be in that profession to see the work so belittled. However, events like this give me hope of being a part of a stronger community that loves the art that has been made.
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