JACQUI MCELROY
You will be taught by TMS founder, Jacqui McElroy, a freelance Makeup Artist, who is working in the makeup industry mainly on commercials and music videos. TMS has found that by having just one tutor, their students finish the course feeling confident about applying makeup and with a good grasp of what is required to become a successful makeup artist.
SMALL CLASSES
We guarantee to keep professional makeup training classes to a maximum of four students for Brighton & 8 London & Glasgow. Often bigger schools tend to creep up to as many as twenty students with just one (yes one!) tutor, which is crazy. This means you won’t get anywhere near the level of attention needed to truly learn and make progress, which is especially important if you are new to makeup. We are also aware that attending our courses is a big investment and like our students to leave feeling it was worthwhile, which makes it the best makeup classes.
TWO MAKEUP LOOKS PER DAY
Most schools operate on the basis that you have a talk in the morning and create a makeup look in the afternoon. Not at TMS! It is all “systems go” with us – a lesson and enough time to practice two makeup looks every day. Our ethos is simple - “practice makes perfect”.
TMS AFTERCARE AGENCY
Once you have successfully completed your course for professional makeup artist you will automatically be enrolled with our job agency. The agency was established to help students build up a portfolio by providing opportunities to work “on set” in production, commercials, fashion, short films and pop videos. These opportunities go quickly and therefore we have a policy of first come, first served. The agency is always happy to give advice and help to TMS graduates.
LESS IS MORE
Other schools tend to use different makeup artists each day. Whilst this may sound a great idea, the reality is that it can become extremely confusing, because artists develop their own techniques and different ways of applying makeup. You could end up with tons of information but no idea which method is the correct one to use, when or how!
