Series judges Ve Neill, Neville Page, and Glenn Hetrick compete against each other for charity with the help of a few Face Off all-stars.
The seven remaining artists find themselves staring down the most daunting challenge in Face Off history, as they must create and apply superhero makeups to themselves!
The final three must create animalistic kung-fu masters for an actual fight scene.
The "Game of Thrones" star shares his favorite moments, including the behind-the-scenes drama involved when working with a bear.
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Title: Face Off (2011– )
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| McKenzie Westmore | ... | Herself - Hostess 100 episodes, 2011-2018 | |
| Glenn Hetrick | ... | Himself - Judge / ... 77 episodes, 2011-2018 | |
| Ve Neill | ... | Herself - Judge / ... 69 episodes, 2011-2016 | |
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Michael Westmore | ... | Himself - Mentor / ... 54 episodes, 2011-2016 |
| Neville Page | ... | Himself - Judge / ... 53 episodes, 2012-2018 | |
| Matt Chris Wood | ... | Model / ... 51 episodes, 2013-2017 | |
Face Off is a competition/elimination series exploring the world of special-effects make-up artists and the unlimited imagination which allows them to create amazing works of living art. Not only will the show incorporate effects make-up, it will include a wide range of skill sets including prosthetics, 3-D design, animatronics, sculpting, eye enhancers, puppeteering, casting and molding. Each episode involves reveals of the competitors' finished work, and it all culminates in one winner and one grand prize that will launch a career. Written by Anonymous
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Why do their creations looked 10X better than the makeup jobs of half the shows on their channel, SyFy. Ever since I started watching this show, I am more observant on modern makeup jobs. To me, Star Wars set the standard, dispensing with bad masks and obviously zippered costumes. For these contestants, considering the time and budget they have, create some convincing creatures that match or even rival those special effects. What I hate though, which is a similar beef I have with "Project Runway" and "American Idol" is that they want the artists to be diverse when you can tell some of them are more comfortable with a particular genre- and I'm sure they will be just as successful as people that are more versatile. Like some are better at kiddie movie type makeup, some for horror movies, some for lightweight fantasy fare, some for comedies, and some for shows needing realistic battle and murder victim wounds. All I can say is SyFy and other productions, you need to hire some of these people and fire your current staff!