W elcome to CMU College of Makeup Art & Design, a specialized private college that provides an unparalleled post-secondary education in makeup artistry for film, television, theatre, and fashion. CMU is a world leading institution that, for more than 30 years, has influenced the global direction of the industry through the accomplishments of our respected graduates. CMU s learning environment is intimate, engaging and unique. Our notable faculty will share their expertise and insights to provide a rich and innovative education in state-of-the-art classrooms, studios and labs, located in Toronto s historic Old Fire Hall. Transformation is at the core of makeup artistry and our institution. Students who attend CMU will have their creativity unleashed, develop technical expertise and gain critical thinking and entrepreneurial skills to become working professional makeup artists. Upon graduation, students will join a vast network of alumni who are working around the world on critically acclaimed films, television shows, and live performances, with individual celebrity clients, or creating their own successful products and businesses. Please join us to innovate, imagine, and discover the profession, to transform yourself and others. Pamela Earle CEO & President A t CMU College, we believe nothing we do is more important than equipping our students with the skills to pursue a successful career. In today s job market, makeup artists must be creative, knowledgeable, versatile, and comfortable with the technological solutions that are transforming the craft. They also need to be able to market themselves and apply business savvy as they move from one project to the next. Our programs have been carefully designed to offer all of this, and much more. And our commitment to our students doesn t end when they graduate we keep in close touch with alumni and connect them to the many opportunities that come to us from film and TV production companies, theatre and performance groups, personalities and celebrities, digital effects shops, wedding planners, and other organizations and individuals. As a smaller college with a very specific focus, we offer a highly personalized, hands on educational experience that stands apart from that of larger institutions. We re proud of our curriculum, our faculty and our exceptional quality and reputation but most of all, we re proud of the accomplishments of our graduates. If you re looking for a school where everyone is invested in your success I invite you to consider CMU. FILM & TELEVISION Mark Prasuhn Senior Vice President Operations & Strategic Partnerships 1 2
CMU COLLEGE OF MAKEUP ART & DESIGN CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 02 Message from the President & SVP 05 Career Opportunities 07 Alumni Success 09 Programs & Courses Chart DIPLOMA PROGRAMS 11 The Double Diploma Program (43 weeks) 13 The Complete Makeup Artist Program (32 weeks) 15 The Comprehensive Makeup Artist Program (26 weeks) 17 The Digital Makeup Effects Artist Program: Creature & Character Design (17 weeks) 19 The Advanced Fashion Makeup Program (13 weeks) CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS 22 The Total Fashion Makeup Artist Program (8 weeks) 22 The Fashion Photographic Makeup Artist Program (6 weeks) 22 The Basic Beauty Program (2 weeks) 22 The Photographic & Studio Hair Styling Program (3 weeks) 23 The Creature Design Program (6 weeks) SCHOOL INFORMATION 26 Take A Tour 27 Live & Study in Toronto 30 Information & Policies 31 The Face Station 33 Student Acknowledgments FILM & TELEVISION
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FILM & TELEVISION In film and television production, the makeup artist works in tandem with a creative team, which can include hair and wardrobe specialists, to realize the creative vision and bring characters to life. Many projects, especially sci-fi, fantasy, and horror, use a combination of practical and digital effects to achieve unique and convincing design, and makeup artists who are versed in both areas are sought after. Working in film and television includes music videos, television programs, movies of the week, commercials, documentaries, major motion pictures, independent films, and reality TV. Toronto known as Hollywood North is one of the world s leading film production centres with over $2 billion worth of activity annually. PROSTHETIC & SPECIAL EFFECTS Prosthetic makeup artists employ a combination of skills including sculpting, mould making and casting in different materials, to create advanced cosmetic effects. Often the most stylized and memorable visuals in a production are the work of prosthetic artists. Individuals skilled in designing and building prosthetic appliances will find work in film, television, theatre, museums and exhibits, and with specialty manufacturing companies. PRACTICAL & DIGITAL CREATURE DESIGN Knowledge of practical and digital creature design, sculpture and visual effects are invaluable skills within a production or lab environment, where many characters are built and come to life. These characters and creatures must be detailed, convincing and unique as they are often central to the narrative of a film, TV, theatrical production or museum exhibit. These design skills - combining elements of sculpting, mechanics and construction - also open up employment opportunities within the areas of initial character concept creation, costume design, mould making, virtual reality (VR), 3D printing, and even medical prosthesis. FASHION: RUNWAY, EDITORIAL & COMMERCIAL The fashion makeup artist is an integral member of the creative team which also includes designers, stylists, art directors, photographers, editors, and choreographers. The makeup artist develops creative concepts for fashion runway events, magazine editorials and advertising. THEATRE & THE PERFORMING ARTS From a Shakespeare tragedy to a touring musical, an opera production or a ballet performance, the artist trained in stage makeup is always in demand. There are many opportunities for specialists in period and stage performance makeup for large-scale and independent theatrical productions, musicals, variety shows and more. CLIENT-BASED MAKEUP Client-based makeup is one-on-one work with an individual and is the foundation of the retail fashion industry. Employment opportunities can also be found within corporations in the area of personal grooming and corporate events. Another key area of client-based makeup is bridal and special events makeup such as holiday parties, family portraits, birthday parties, and other special events. "With the help of the fantastic instructors at CMU, I was able to develop the skills and confidence needed to begin my career in the FX world." - Sara Feehan CMU Graduate 5 6
ALUMNI SUCCESS 77% OF CMU GRADS are currently employed as Makeup Artists 84% of CMU grads speak with pride about their education & experience at CMU College CMU is highly focused on preparing students for a successful and rewarding career. We offer assistance with resumes, cover letters, portfolios, tax and professionalism advice, as well as employment support through our job posting service for graduates. A survey of over 900 CMU graduates from 2000 to 2016 indicated that 88% are currently employed full time, 77% of whom are working in the makeup industry. Upon graduation, students will join a vast network of alumni who are working around the world on critically acclaimed films, television shows, and live performances, with individual celebrity clients, or creating their own successful products and businesses. Recent work by CMU graduates can be found in: Feature Films: It, War Machine, Suicide Squad, Goon 2, The Conjuring 2, Where the Wild Things Are, Insidious, and many others. Television Series: Stranger Things, Santa Clarita Diet, Westworld, Star Trek: Discovery, American Gods, Orphan Black, American Horror Story, Hannibal, The Strain and many more! CMU graduates work also often appears in top fashion magazine editorials, on fashion show runways and in theatrical productions. 7 8
PROGRAMS & COURSES Photographic & Studio Hairstyling Course Length: 2-4 weeks Course Description: Photographic & Studio Hairstyling teaches the basics of hair design and creating flattering hairstyles for any area of the makeup industry. Students will gain an understanding of blow-drying, using hot irons and rollers, as well as creating up-do s, bridal and period looks. Fashion Photographic Makeup Course Length: 6 weeks Course Description: In the six-week fashion makeup course, students learn the fundamentals of makeup application and quickly build the confidence to design and apply advanced looks for weddings, the runway and editorial work with fashion magazines, websites, and advertising, etc. Students will be taught how to use the basic principles such as colour theory and skin analysis to create designs for a variety of age ranges, ethnicities and events. This will be taken even further with a thorough study of period fashions from the last century, black & white and colour photography and the avant-garde looks of contemporary fashion. Theatrical Makeup Course Length: 4 weeks Course Description: Students begin by learning the theory and principles behind stage makeup including technical terminology, script breakdown, and working with lighting effects. They will also be taught how to adapt a makeup look to account for distance and the size of the venue. The course continues with an in-depth study and practical application of specific character looks such as Chinese Opera, Skull, Animal and 18th Century. Facial Hair Knotting Course Length: 1 week Course Description: In this course, students learn how to knot hair onto industry-standard HD lace to create highly realistic facial hair for film, television or theatre productions. Students will go on to learn how to dress and apply the facial hair to a model. Film & Television Makeup Course Length: 6 weeks Course Description: Students learn how to create characters for a variety of scenarios including news broadcasts, reality television shows and Hollywood blockbusters. Following a study of on-set expectations, artist professionalism, script breakdown and continuity, students will learn to apply straight and character makeup for HD as well as special makeup effects including injury simulation. Prosthetic Makeup Course Length: 6 weeks Course Description: In Prosthetics, students will study the theory, principles and preparation of silicone and foam-latex prosthetic appliances. After learning about character design and how to translate two-dimensional looks into three dimensions, students will create lifecast moulds and learn how to sculpt, detail, paint and give texture to their design. Proper appliance adhering and blending techniques are covered, as well as removal and skin care. Practical Creature Design Course Length: 6 weeks Course Description: Throughout Creature Design, students will learn how to design, construct and mould an advanced sculpted character. Students will learn how to use the tools found in a workshop environment safely, effectively and with confidence. A thorough study of how to plan a project is covered as well as how to sculpt teeth and gums and create artificial eyes. By the end of the course, each student will have produced a completed creature. Photoshop Course Length: 4 weeks Course Description: The Photoshop course provides specific instruction on skills and workflows for digital sculpture creature creation. The basics of Photoshop including technical theory, tools, palettes and painting will be followed by advanced techniques. Image manipulation, special effects, photo retouching, restoration, colour correction and painting texture maps for 3D work will be thoroughly explored in preparation for environment and character concepts. Life Drawing Course Length: 1 week Course Description: The course work will introduce principles and techniques of fine art life drawing. A focus on human anatomy, musculature and fine details will prepare students to portray their concepts and work in a 3D environment. Knowledge of process, demonstrations and practice in life drawing will lead to the study of the human skull and figure. These drawings will then be transformed into a creature head and body study. Figurative Sculpting Course Length: 3 weeks Course Description: Students will gain knowledge of process and representational form, demonstrations and practice in armature building, basic and advanced anatomy, musculature and fine detailing, which will lead to a study of the human skull and figure. These studies will then be transformed into a creature head and figure sculpture. Digital Character Design: ZBrush Course Length: 6 weeks Course Description: Through a series of creative exercises using the ZBrush software, students will learn about 3D workflows, 3D painting, 3D anatomy studies, and 3D concept creation. Students will progress to design and create high-resolution 3D characters, creatures and environments, which they will then render in KeyShot to further understand lighting and environmental context in gaming and film. Students will also learn, by practical exercises, the 3D scanning and printing processes and the technical training needed to complete this work. Career Planning Course Length: 1 week Course Description: Students will learn about strategies and tactics for job searching, networking, professionalism and specific types of employment. A comprehensive and personalized career toolkit will be developed that includes: a CV/Resume, visual content (photos/video) depicting their work, a demo reel and an online portfolio. Interview techniques and a mock interview will complete their course. 10
FASHION FILM & TELEVISION The Double Diploma Program combines 2 of our most exciting programs to create a 1 year intensive learning opportunity. This one-of-a-kind program pairing offers our students the best possible training for employment opportunities in practical and digital effects as well as all sectors of the makeup industry. 43 Weeks (1397 Classroom Hours) Portfolio Shoots: 10 + Digital Files PROSTHETIC DOUBLE DIPLOMA COMPREHENSIVE MAKEUP ARTIST PROGRAM + DIGITAL MAKEUP EFFECTS ARTIST PROGRAM: 11 CREATURE & CHARACTER DESIGN Photographic and Studio Hairstyling (3 weeks) Fashion Photographic Makeup (6 weeks) Theatrical Makeup (4 weeks) Facial Hair Knotting (1 week) Film and Television Makeup (6 weeks) Prosthetic Makeup (6 weeks) Reading Week (1 week) Photoshop (2 weeks) Life Drawing (1 week) Figurative Sculpting (1 week) Digital Creature Design: ZBrush Sculpting (6 weeks) Practical Creature Design (6 weeks) TWO COLLEGE DIPLOMAS ARE AWARDED ZBRUSH SCULPTING 12
PROSTHETIC THEATRE The Complete Makeup Artist Program is an intensive 8-month program, which includes the study and training of all seven disciplines of makeup artistry. Graduates of this program are well prepared for employment in each sector of the makeup industry. 32 Weeks (1040 Classroom Hours) Portfolio Shoots: 10 13 FILM & TELEVISION COMPLETE MAKEUP ARTIST PROGRAM Photographic and Studio Hairstyling (3 weeks) Fashion Photographic Makeup (6 weeks) Theatrical Makeup (4 weeks) Facial Hair Knotting (1 week) Film and Television Makeup (6 weeks) Prosthetic Makeup (6 weeks) Creature Design (6 weeks) COLLEGE DIPLOMA IS AWARDED CREATURE DESIGN 14
FILM & TELEVISION FASHION The Comprehensive Makeup Artist Program provides intensive training to students in the areas of film, television, fashion, theatre, special effects, and prosthetics. Graduates of this program are well prepared to gain employment in each sector of the makeup industry. 26 Weeks (845 Classroom Hours) Portfolio Shoots: 9 15 THEATRE COMPREHENSIVE MAKEUP ARTIST PROGRAM Photographic and Studio Hairstyling (3 weeks) Fashion Photographic Makeup (6 weeks) Theatrical Makeup (4 weeks) Facial Hair Knotting (1 week) Film and Television Makeup (6 weeks) Prosthetic Makeup (6 weeks) COLLEGE DIPLOMA IS AWARDED *The content of this program is identical to the Complete Makeup Artist Program (32 weeks), except that it does not include the 6-week Creature Design course. PROSTHETIC 16
ZBRUSH SCULPTING PRACTICAL CREATURE DESIGN The Digital Makeup Effects Artist Program: Creature & Character Design allows students to learn from experts to conceptualize creatures and characters in physical and digital form for work in film, television, gaming, and many more exciting creative industries. This condensed program provides students with highly in-demand skill sets in ZBrush, Keyshot, Photoshop and Practical Creature Design, readying graduates to pursue creative careers after only 17 weeks. ZBRUSH SCULPTING DIGITAL EFFECTS MAKEUP ARTIST PROGRAM: CREATURE & CHARACTER DESIGN 17 Weeks (1397 Classroom Hours) Portfolio Shoots: 1 + Digital Files Photoshop (2 weeks) Photoshop (2 weeks) Life Drawing (1 week) Figurative Sculpting (1 week) Digital Character Design: ZBrush Sculpting (6 weeks) Practical Creature Design (6 weeks) Career Planning & Digital Portfolio Creation (1 week) COLLEGE DIPLOMA IS AWARDED PRACTICAL CREATURE DESIGN 17 18
The Advanced Fashion Program consists of a thorough study of every aspect of professional fashion, bridal, runway, and glamour makeup, as well as hairstyling. This hands-on training is complemented by a study of modern fashion theory focusing on the local and global fashion industry. Hairstyling is also included in the program as fashion makeup artists will often be called upon to provide both makeup and hair services. 13 Weeks (422.5 Classroom Hours) Portfolio Shoots: 4 ADVANCED FASHION MAKEUP ARTIST PROGRAM Fashion Theory (2 weeks) Photographic and Studio Hairstyling (4 weeks) Fashion Photographic Makeup (7 weeks) COLLEGE DIPLOMA IS AWARDED 19 20
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS TOTAL FASHION MAKEUP ARTIST PROGRAM The Total Fashion Makeup Artist Program covers every aspect of fashion makeup and hairstyling for freelance artists. As a fashion makeup artist and hairstylist, you will use your skills to create beauty and define style, from the basics of skin care to preparing models for magazine cover shoots. 8 Weeks Portfolio Shoots: 2 Photographic and Studio Hairstyling (2 weeks) Fashion Photographic Makeup (6 weeks) COLLEGE CERTIFICATE IS AWARDED FASHION PHOTOGRAPHIC MAKEUP ARTIST PROGRAM The Fashion Photographic Makeup Artist Program focuses on the basics of makeup, period makeup and its influence on contemporary fashion makeup, as well as makeup for magazines, advertising agencies, department stores, salons, bridal, fashion shows, corporate events and parties. 6 Weeks Portfolio Shoots: 2 Fashion Photographic Makeup (6 weeks) COLLEGE CERTIFICATE IS AWARDED BASIC BEAUTY MAKEUP ARTIST PROGRAM The Basic Beauty Program equips students with the technical skills to be a cosmetic consultant or work with personal clients for day-to-day, red carpet, or bridal looks. This introductory course focuses on corrective makeup, foundation matching, colour theory, and bridal makeup, as well as makeup application for mature models. 2 Weeks Fashion Photographic Makeup (2 weeks) COLLEGE CERTIFICATE IS AWARDED PHOTOGRAPHIC & STUDIO HAIRSTYLING MAKEUP ARTIST PROGRAM Hairstyling is a vital skill because makeup artists will often be expected to provide basic looks for photo shoots, runway shows, independent film and television productions, etc. Makeup artists who have beauty and bridal clientele especially find that hairstyling abilities dramatically increase their marketability and profitability. 3 Weeks Hair Styling (3 weeks) COLLEGE CERTIFICATE IS AWARDED 21 22
CREATURE DESIGN ARTIST PROGRAM CERTIFICATE Creature design and advanced sculpture are taught in this course. The steps taught in class, which are similar to those used professionally, move from the conceptualization within the art department to the finalized creature you would see in a film, on television, or in a museum. 6 Weeks Portfolio Shoot: 1 Creature Design (6 weeks) COLLEGE CERTIFICATE IS AWARDED 23 24
TAKE A TOUR Tour the CMU campus and find out why our school is the industry leader! We ll show you how we combine a theory-based curriculum with our hands-on approach to learning. Please contact us at 416.968.6739 or info@cmucollege.com to book your tour. The Old Fire Hall 110 Lombard Street Toronto, ON M5C 1M3 25 CMU @ Studio City 366 Adelaide Street Toronto, ON M5A 3X9 Catch a glimpse into the school s daily activities at both of our campuses: meet the instructors, check out our state-of-the-art classrooms, computer lab, photography studio and lab, and observe classes in progress. High School and Group Tours CMU welcomes high school seniors and young adult community groups into the college every year. Enjoy a video showcasing the industry and a brief lecture about our programs and careers in makeup artistry. Afterwards students may join a class and receive a fashion, theatre, or film-themed makeup application. Please note that school and group tours fill up quickly. To ensure availability, please contact CMU at least 3 months in advance of your preferred tour date, or at the beginning of the school year. School and group tours generally last about 1 ½ hours. 26
With nearly half of its population born outside of Canada, Toronto, as the world s most multicultural city is also ranked one of the safest. - PLACES RATED ALMANAC LIVE& STUDY INTORONTO THE ECONOMIST Magazine ranks Toronto one of the best places to live in the world CMU College of Makeup Art & Design is located in the heart of Toronto at The Old Fire Hall, a historically significant building situated near the best cultural and urban amenities the city has to offer. Toronto, the largest city in Canada with a population of nearly 3 million people, is one of the most creative and diverse cities in the world with more than 80 cultures, and over 100 languages represented. It is consistently ranked as one of the best and most livable cities in the world by The Economist and other major international publications. The city is connected by a series of overlapping, safe and unique neighbourhoods. Beautiful parks, waterfront, Toronto Island, shopping, galleries, museums and incredible places to eat are all within walking or biking distance or a quick trip on transit easily accessible throughout the city. Toronto is a celebrated centre for the arts. It has a theatre scene rivaled by only London and New York, is a major film and television production location, and home to hundreds of digital media, video game design and VR/AR companies. The city is host year-round to international festivals of film, culture and music, including the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). 27 28
INFORMATION & POLICIES FILM & TELEVISION 29 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS High school diploma or equivalent, and a one-page essay describing why you want to attend CMU College. Additional transcripts, portfolios or interviews may also be requested. Previous experience with makeup is useful but not a prerequisite. Curriculum accommodates skill levels ranging from beginners to seasoned makeup artists. STUDENT KIT Students enrolled at CMU will be issued a student kit on their first day of class. The student kit consists of professional-grade makeup products and equipment provided at a discount to CMU students required for classroom work and assignments. The kit is also designed to serve as the foundation for the professional kit students will require for their work after graduation. STUDENT PORTFOLIO A portfolio is an essential tool to demonstrate the student s expertise to prospective employers including agents, clients, and producers. Building that portfolio with top-quality photography is a central part of the CMU curriculum, so all 6-week or longer courses include photographic shoots with a professional photographer. Professional models and actresses are provided for all the fashion photographic shoots. In the film and television, theatre, and prosthetics courses students supply their own models, usually classmates, friends, and family. In each of the 43-, 32- and 26-week programs, the instructor will book a series of photo shoots. Students will be instructed to design and visualize each photo shoot concept. Students are taught to recognize different lighting setups, and how they will affect the makeup applications. The photo shoots take place in CMU s on-campus studio or outdoors, if appropriate. Portfolios provided to students include 9x12 prints of selected, retouched images as well as digital copies of photograph series of each shoot. Photo development and enlargement costs are included in the student kit fee. ALUMNI EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES CMU provides a job posting system that alerts alumni to employment opportunities. The school s high standards of excellence are known to many employers all over the world, and we are often approached to help crew films or to build teams of artists for various events. There may include (start-up) production companies shooting a film, a music video on a budget, theatrical productions, or a fashion designer launching a career. The job posting opportunities are usually short-term/contract, and may be either paid or volunteer. They enable students to gain invaluable experience, contacts, reels, credits, portfolio shots, kit fees and referrals. Dependent on the program of study, students have access to the job posting system for up to one year after their graduation date, and deal directly with potential employers for roles of interest to them. CMU staff actively seek out opportunities, and have strong relationships with the Canadian Film Centre and other organizations. Potential employers are also invited to email prospective opportunities to jobs@cmucollege.com, which are then sent out to alumni who have registered for the service. THE FACE STATION On the street level of CMU s main campus, 110 Lombard Street, our retail store caters to the makeup artist. It offers a wide range of makeup and hair supplies including fashion and beauty products from the industry s leading brands, wig-making supplies, special effects and prosthetics equipment and products, corrective makeup, cases and organizers, etc. SCHOOL HOURS All Courses: Monday through Friday, 9:30AM to 4:30PM. School Hours: 9:00AM to 5:00PM. Faculty are available during school hours. Lunch: One Hour. Holidays: The school closes on all Canadian official public holidays. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CMU has trained students from many countries and take pride in the contributions that these graduates make to the global makeup industry. International students with study permits are eligible to work off campus for up to 20 hours per week during their course. For more information, please visit: http://www.cmucollege.com/ register/international-students/ SCHOOL POLICIES CMU College maintains several key policies in order to ensure all students receive an excellent educational experience while at the college. NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY CMU is committed to providing equal opportunity for all, without regard to race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, age or special needs. RULES OF CONDUCT By enrolling in a program at CMU, each student agrees to follow the school s policies and guidelines. Failure to uphold the guidelines may be grounds for dismissal from the college, at the President s discretion. Each student at CMU is expected to act honestly and responsibly and sign a code of conduct agreement on the first day of class. Courtesy and consideration towards fellow students, staff, and visitors to the college is mandatory. There is a zero tolerance policy towards cheating or plagiarism, attending the school while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or disorderly conduct which inhibits or interferes with the educational responsibility of the school. GRADING POLICY Students must achieve a minimum of 60 percent grade overall to qualify for a diploma or certificate. Grading is based on attendance, in-class work and practice sessions, project completion, photographic shoots, portfolio presentation, business cards and resume completion, hygiene of makeup kit and makeup station, reference files, participation, professionalism, demeanor, and all practical and written exams. ATTENDANCE POLICY Attendance and timekeeping is monitored. Poor attendance will ultimately affect a student s progress and final grades. Students who are unable to attend classes due to illness or family emergencies must notify Student Services at least one hour before class starting time and provide a medical note upon returning (for extended or recurrent absences). It is the student s responsibility to keep up to date with class work, assignments and tests in the event of any absence, and should consult with their teacher for assistance. DRESS POLICY Appropriate classroom dress is left to the personal discretion of the student. When students are working with clients, we ask that dress is clean and professional. In class we recommend that students bring coveralls or smocks to protect their clothes as some makeup products will stain clothing; the Prosthetics and Creature Design courses involve products such as plaster, cement, resin, rubber and urethanes; students are advised to wear old clothes or coveralls for these courses. DISCLAIMERS The school reserves the right to change the order of the curriculum in any given course as it sees fit, acting in the best interests of the students. The school reserves the right to cancel or change course starting dates and will give as much advanced notice as possible for any changes. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS For any further questions regarding programs, courses, tuition or accommodations please visit our website: http://www.cmucollege.com/ about-us/faq/ or contact us directly. 30
THE FACE STATION Open to the public and located at CMU's 110 Lombard Street location, The Face Station carries a wide rage of makeup and hair supplies to fit any artist's needs. Here students can find products they love at fantastic prices. STORE DISCOUNT STUDENT - 20% PROFESSIONAL - 25% CONTACT THE STORE PHONE: 416-968-6212 EMAIL: SALES.KRYOLAN@GMAIL.COM STORE HOURS: MONDAY WEDNESDAY: 9AM 5PM THURSDAY FRIDAY: 9AM 6PM SATURDAY: 12PM 5PM SUNDAY: CLOSED HOLIDAYS: CLOSED* * Any holiday closures or changes in hours will be announced on www.facebook.com/thefacestation 31 32
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We hope you enjoyed viewing the photographic images in this brochure. Every single one of them was the work of a CMU student. We re proud of their work, and pleased to individually acknowledge their remarkable creativity, attention to detail and discipline. Andayah Laramee Brooke Belliveau Chris Travaglini Cindy Giang Clare Hill Clarissa Coutts Clarisse Desire Constantinos Haitas Dayna Hooey Emma Li Ian Russell Jaira Tagle Julia Karmasin Katelyn O Neil Madison Butler Matthew Barnes Maya Ito Michelle Gardin Nicole Rodriguez Rachel Binder Tess Houston Victoria Simmonds Yura Kosaka THEATRE 33 34
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