For me, film makeup is about giving life to a character and supporting everything that exists around them: the story, the emotion, the visual direction, and the technical details that make the final image believable.

I love being part of the process behind what the audience will only see for a few minutes on screen: reading the script, analysing the period, style, injuries, emotions, and character evolution, then preparing continuity documents to make sure every detail stays coherent from one scene to another.

On set, I pay close attention to continuity, hygiene, adaptability, and the comfort of the actors. I believe the makeup chair should feel like a calm and caring moment before they step into character.

My goal is to create makeup that feels credible within the script and aligned with the director’s and art department’s vision, whether it is natural camera-ready skin, character work, beauty, injuries, fatigue, dirt, or SFX.

Reliable, precise, and story-driven, my work is designed to support the film, the character, and the people bringing it to life.

If you are preparing a film, audiovisual, or creative project, feel free to contact me so we can discuss your needs.