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.
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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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This is an example of a great reality show, what all should aspire to be; a competition about creativity, ability and skill. It is entrancing to see what the contestants can create in such a short amount of time, so much of their work is beautiful or grotesque (as required). When people see a movie, they just don't realize the talent and work required to bring these special effects to screen. Digital special effects have become the norm, but watching Face Off will make anyone appreciate the hands on teams and sometimes unsung heroes who do the Special Effects Makeups.
There is very little drama here between contestants, and when there is, it's real. Even though they are competing for a huge prize, and bragging rights, the contestants usually support each other. They give each other critiques in the work room, and when one has a problem, other contestants will often stop their own work to help them! It's obvious that the contestants are often forming real friendships that will last beyond the show.
May not always agree with the judges decisions of who should win or be eliminated, but their decisions are rarely shocking, and judging appears to be fair.
I'll agree with other reviewers that Mackenzie is a bit stiff as a host, it's not easy to find a host who has the right combination of warmth, poise, and likability (Cat Deeley, Padma Lakshmi). Mackenzie at least has an understanding of the industry because of her father Michael Westmore.