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MISSION IMPOSSIBLE III (2006)
Paramount Pictures
Director: J.J. Abrams
Makeup Designer and Supervisor
Tom Cruise, Kerri Russell,
Michelle Monaghan |
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MONSTER HOUSE (2006)
Sony Pictures
Director: Gil Kenan
Makeup Creative Consultant
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ELIZABETHTOWN (2005)
Paramount Pictures
Director: Cameron Crowe
Makeup Designer and Supervisor
Kirsten Dunst, Susan Sarandon |
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SPANGLISH
(2004)
Sony Pictures
Director: James L. Brooks
Makeup Designer and Supervisor Tea Leoni, Paz Vega
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AUSTIN POWERS: GOLDMEMBER (2003)
New Line Films
Director: Jay Roach
Makeup Designer and Supervisor
of all characters including: Mini Me and
Mike Myers as Goldmember, Dr. Evil
& Skinny Bastard.(excluding Fat Bastard) |
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MINORITY REPORT (2002)
20th Century Fox/Dreamworks
Director: Steven Spielberg
Makeup Designer and Supervisor
Tom Cruise, Samantha Morton,
Katherine Morris |
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VANILLA SKY (2001)
Paramount Pictures
Director: Cameron Crowe
Makeup Designer and Supervisor
Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz,
Penelope Cruz |
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THE CELL (2000)
New Line Films
Director: Tarsem
Makeup Designer and Supervisor
Applied Makeup For Jennifer Lopez &
Special Effects Makeup for Vincent D’Onofrio
*Academy Award Nominee 2000
*Makeup I.A. 706 Awards Nominee |
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PICKING UP THE PIECES (2000)
Director: Alfonso Arau
Makeup for Sharon Stone |
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AUSTIN POWERS,
THE SPY WHO SHAGGED ME (1999)
New Line Films
Director: Jay Roach
Makeup Designer and Supervisor for
Mike Myers as Austin Powers & Dr. Evil,
Mini-Me and other characters.
*Academy Award Nominee 1999 |
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GLORIA (1999)
Mandalay Films
Director: Sidney Lumet
Makeup Design and Application
for Sharon Stone |
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THE GENERAL’S DAUGHTER (1999)
Paramount Pictures
Director: Simon West
Makeup for Madeleine Stowe
*Winner Best Contemporary Makeup I.A. 706 Awards |
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THIN RED LINE (1999)
United Artists
Director: Terrance Mallick
Makeup for John Travolta |
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AS GOOD AS IT GETS (1997)
Tri-Star
Director: James L. Brooks
Producers: Jim Brooks and Laurence Mark
Makeup Supervisor and Design Makeup for
Helen Hunt and Greg Kinnear
(Beaten-up Makeup & Scars) |
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JERRY MAGUIRE (1996)
Tri -Star
Director: Cameron Crowe
Producers: Laurence Mark, Jim Brooks
Head of Makeup Department, Makeup for
Tom Cruise, Kelly Preston, Renee Zellwegger |
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MOLL FLANDERS (1996)
United Artists/Trilogy Entertainment
Director: Pen Densham
Makeup Designer and Department Head
16th &17th Century Makeup and Hairstyles
(Age Progressions)
Leads: Robin Wright, Morgan Freeman, and Stockard Channing |
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SOME MOTHER’S SON (1996)
Castle Rock
Director: Terry George
Producer: Jim Sheriden
Makeup and Hair Supervisor
Character Makeup for “hungerstrikers”
*Max Factor Makeup Award |
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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE:
THE VAMPIRE CHRONICLES (1994)
Warner Brothers/Geffen Films
Director:Neil Jordan
Makeup and Hair Department Supervisor
Leads- Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt
* Nominated for BAFTA for Best Makeup |
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COLOR OF NIGHT (1994)
Cinergi 1993
Director: Richard Rush
Makeup Department Head,
Design and application of prosthetic appliances to transform leading lady
into a young boy and an older woman |
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DR. QUINN, MEDICINE WOMAN (1993)
CBS Television
Episodic, Period Makeup and Hair for
Jane Seymour
*Emmy Nomination for Best Makeup 1993 |
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DRACULA
(1992)
Sony Pictures
Director: Francis Ford Coppola
Makeup Department Head
Design of Character Makeup and Victorian Hairstyles (spans 3 centuries)
* Academy Award Winner 1992
* British Academy Award Nominee
* Saturn Award for Best Makeup |
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CYRANO DE BERGERAC (1990)
Makeup Design of prosthetic nose & age progression
for Gerard Depardieu
* British Academy Makeup Award 1992
* Academy Award Nomination 1991 |
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ALIEN NATION (1991)
20th Century Fox Television
Head of Makeup Department
Supervised crew of up to 25
* Emmy Award For Makeup 1991 |
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THE LAST TO GO (1991)
ABC Two Hour Movie Of The Week
Agings for seven lead actors
covering a 30 year period |
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TRUE IDENTITY (1991)
Touchstone Pictures
Key character prosthetic makeup
Black man to white man |
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BAD DREAMS (1988) |
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SHOOT TO KILL (1988)
Touchstone Pictures
Director: Roger Spotiswoode |
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LBJ: THE EARLY YEARS (1987)
NBC Three Hour Mini-Series
Period film covering 30 years
Makeup Design and Prosthetics for 10 lookalikes.
Randy Quaid as L.B.J
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CLAN OF THE CAVE BEAR (1986)
Warner Brothers
Co-head of Makeup Department
Supervised crew of 20, Applied makeup for
Daryl Hannah
* Academy Award Nomination 1986
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DREAM WEST (1986)
CBS Seven Hour Mini-Series
Period Makeup Design covering 40 years including
prosthetic aging for Richard Chamberlain & F.Murray Abraham as Lincoln |
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ICEMAN (1984)
Director: Fred Schepsi
Producer: Norman Jewison
Makeup of Iceman |
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THE DEAD ZONE (1983)
Universal Studios
Director: David Cronenberg
Producer: Debra Hill |
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QUEST
FOR FIRE (La Guerre du feu, 1982)
20th Century Fox
Head of Makeup and Hair Department
Supervised 25 man crew. Unique Makeup Designs for Neanderthal Tribes
* Academy Award Winner 1982
* British Academy Award
* Academy Of Science Fiction Fantasy & Horror Films Award |
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TERROR TRAIN (1980) |
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LEADING LADIES:
Kirsten Dunst, Jennifer Lopez, Cameron Diaz, Penelope Cruz,
Kerri Russell, Robin Wright, Samantha Morton, Winona Ryder, Michelle Monaghan, Kelly Preston, Helen Hunt, Jane Seymour, Darryl Hannah, Helen Mirren,
Stockard Channing, Susan Sarandon, Madeleine Stowe,
Sharon Stone, Tea Leoni, Paz Vega, Tilda Swinton, Katherine Morris
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LEADING MEN:
Tom Cruise, Orlando Bloom, John Travolta, Greg Kinnear, Antonio Banderas,
Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Mike Myers, Gary Oldman,
Anthony Hopkins, Richard Chamberlain
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DIRECTORS & PRODUCERS:
Steven Spielberg, Cameron Crowe, J.J. Abrams, Terry George, Francis Coppola, Jay Roach, Jim Brooks, John Schofield, Jean Jaques Annaud,
Larry Mark, Neil Jordan, Pen Densham, Sidney Lumet, Roger Spottiswoode, Jim Sheriden, Norman Jewison, Fred Fuchs,
Stratton Leopold, Mace Neufeld, Tarsem, Don Lee, Bonnie Curtis, Joan Bradshaw, Richard Sakai, Gerald Molen, Bonnie Curtis,
Jean Paul Rappineau, Gary Foster, Fred Schepsi, David Matalon
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Michele is a Member of the Film Union (IA 706) and holder
of E.U. Passport, Irish Passport, Canadian Passport, and
U.S. Green Card.
She has shot on location in Hungary, England, Ireland, South
America, France, Canada, Alaska and Africa, as well as in
her hometown of Los Angeles.
Furthermore, she is fluent in French, Spanish and English
and can crew films out of England, France, Canada and Ireland.
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Michele has a fully equipped makeup studio & lab for prosthetic design
and manufacture and specializes in extensive beauty, straight makeup
and prosthetic applications.
Michele also prepares production budgets for makeup and
crew.
Commercial and print protfolios available upon request.
For Bookings Call: (818) 562-1800
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