Professional prosthetic makeup artist Meg Wilbur explains special effects makeup in 11 levels of difficulty, from easy to complex. Special effects makeup is a really broad category, so Meg defines complexity as increasingly elaborate flourishes, texture and detail in her work. Meg goes over everything from temporary tattoos to prosthetic face applications and dry-brushing. <br /><br />MEG WILBUR: https://www.instagram.com/littlemonsterdoll/?hl=en <br /><br />BRITTANY TURPEN: https://www.instagram.com/brittanyyynicole/ <br /><br />ANDREW SCOTT MILLER: https://www.instagram.com/andrewscottmiller/ <br /><br />Director: Tim Cruz<br />Director of Photography: Ricardo Pomares<br />Editor: Louville Moore<br />Talent: Meg Wilbur<br /><br />Producers: Adam Davis-McGee, Katherine Wzorek<br />Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi<br />Associate Producer: Melissa Cho<br />Production Managers: Peter Brunette, Andressa Pelachi<br />Production Coordinator: Carol Wachockier<br /><br />Set Decorator: Leah Waters-Katz<br /><br />Audio: Paul Cornett<br />Cam Op/Gaffer: Nick Massey<br />Production Assistants: Phillip Arliss, Devin Beckwith, Ariel Labasan<br /><br />Post Production Supervisor: Alexa Deutsch<br />Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant <br />Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen<br />Assistant Editor: Diego Rentsch<br /><br />Special Thanks: Meg's Assistant Brittany Turpen, model Andrew Miller
