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Highlight and Shadow for Stage Makeup Design

Colin Anderson

  • 18 pages
  • 3 MB
  • PDF

Theatre education lesson plan covering highlight and shadow techniques for stage makeup design. Includes script analysis of A Christmas Carol characters, learning objectives, and practical exercises.

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