Theatre Masks

Theatre Masks were used in antique Roman and Greek dramas to portray characters. Each theatre mask had its own shape and color to refer to the character and the emotion. Masks of comedy and tragedy are well known and are a sign of theatre even today - one is smiling or laughing, and one is frowning or howling in misery. It is a sticker of the equilibrium of emotions that theatre aims to strike. It is an age old tradition. However, in contemporary times body language, facial expressions and tone of voice have come to be more leading factors for expressing emotions.

Theatre Masks

Theatre Masks

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Theatre Masks

Theatre Masks

It is believed that well-made masks look separate on separate actors. A good potential theatre mask dictates to the actor. Theatre masks are made out of neoprene, an market latex compound. The mask made from it looks like a leather mask and is similar to leather in weight. A neoprene mask is reasonably priced as well as hard-wearing.

Nowadays, show firm population pay unusual observation to character theme kits with full-color instructions. These contain latex masks, appliances, adhesives, and crème; make-up, fangs, blood, gore and more. The professional make-up artist prepares a face mask of motion-picture quality, which provides exquisite realism and is built for relax as well. These artists prepare ape-man masks, bullet-hit masks, compound-fracture-of-bones masks, demon masks, devil masks, glass attack masks, horned masks, injured noses, mummy masks, open wound, skull masks, spike masks, and vampire, werewolf, witch and zombie masks. These give the illusion of reality, and are of high quality.

Theatre Masks

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