2010 Makeup Emmy Nominees Part 3

Prosthetic Makeup is a specialty often referred to as FX or Special Effects Makeup. Dick Smith revolutionized the use of Prosthetic Makeup and those who became specialist after him such as Rick Baker continued the innovation of FX Makeup. This year, 2010, at the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards presented by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences honor the crafters of this Makeup Specialty. The Nominees for Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup for a Series , Miniseries, Movie Or A Special include, Debbie Zoller, Department Head Makeup Artist, Steve Prouty, Special Effects Makeup Artist and Todd McIntosh, Special Effects Makeup Artist for Vampire Weekend, an episode of Castle, from ABC Studios.

Also nominated from ABC Studios for How Insensitive, an episode of Grey's Anatomy are Norman Leavitt, Department Head Makeup Artist, Bari Dreband-Burman, Makeup Effects Artist, Thom Floutz, Makeup Effects Artist, Bart Mixon, Makeup Effects Artist, Vincent Van Dyke, Prosthetic Designer and Thomas Burman, Prosthetic Designer.

Bari Dreband-Burman, Makeup Effects Artist, Thom Floutz, Makeup Effects Artist, Bart Mixon, Makeup Effects Artist, Vincent Van Dyke, Prosthetic Designer and Thomas Burman, Prosthetic Designer received a second Nomination for Nip/Tuck, Engma, FX Networks with Stephanie Fowler, Department Makeup Head.

Rounding out the nominations for Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup for a Series , Miniseries, Movie Or A Special are the Makeup Personal from two HBO Productions. For The Pacific, Jason Baird, Prosthetic Designer and Special Effects Makeup Department Head was nominated along with Special Effect Makeup Artists, Sean Genders, Gregory Nicotero, Jac Charlton, Chad Atkinson and Ben Ritterhouse. Their counterparts from the HBO True Blood Series for the episode, Scratches, join them in being recognized for their craft by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. From the True Blood episode, Scratches, the nominees are, Bridgette Ellis, Department Head Makeup Artist, a;ong with Special Effects Makeup Artists, Ned Neidhart, Bernhard Eicholz, Anthony Barlow, Sam Polin, Danielle Noe and Prosthetic Designers, Dan Rebert and Todd Masters, who is also a Special Effects Makeup Artist.

It is the specialists of Special Effects Makeup that bring the imagined characters of writers to life for Theatrical Performances. It is the skill of these Professional Makeup Artist Specilaists that turn drawings in to lifelike creatures using their talents, imagination and Special Effects Makeup. Having witnessed the birth and growth of this craft from 1927 through today, Mehron Makeup has a special appreciation for the work that these Makeup Artists perform day in and day out on the sets of Theatrical Productions and congratulates them all for the special recognition that their Emmy Award Nominations bestows upon them. It is the calls from Makeup Artists like those nominated that Mehron Makeup Researchers answer with formulations of new products and colors to meet their needs. When Shrek, The Musical, was about to open on Broadway, it was the Mehron Studio and Stage Makeup Department that developed Shrek Green for everyone's favorite Ogre. Mehron is ready and able to develop, formulate and produce the Special Effects Makeup and colors that FX Makeup Artists need to complete their visions.