Continuity and its importance
Continuity is a huge part of the TV and film industry; it effects the quality of a show because the continuity is what makes it believable. Although sometimes it isn't very noticeable, it should always be checked by each individual department. For a makeup artist the continuity of TV and film is very important, this is so the production is a believable story.
There can be many issues with continuity:
- Crew members may be working on another production, this means their availability may be lacking and scenes will be shot at different times of the production
- new people can be hired to continue a shot
- a new makeup artist may be hired
- essential for a makeup artist to make notes and take pictures throughout the production
- actors must be dressed the same; outfits may have been hired and sent back
- blood, scars, cuts, grazes, props, all makeup must be in the same place either on the body or in the production
- hair pieces must be the same,
- actors may have cut their hair or shaved, hair must be used to make each shot the same and the hair the same in length and colour
- with makeup the same products must be used to make each shot the same
- all changes to appearance should be logged with a scene number, day number and film sequence
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http://www.moviemistakes.com/film125, 21.02.16, digital image
https://stephainegoncalves.wordpress.com/film-and-editing-technique, 21.02.16, digital image
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