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he starts to break down in the course of the film, and starts to unravel. Chris Messina's character in the comic book is full of scars all over his face and body. We added the scars and carried them into the hairline, along with adding custom-made silver teeth to amplify his demented character. Throughout the course of our film, we constantly had huge background numbers and many, many doubles for each of our characters. At one point, we had four Harley Quinn characters working on the same day at the same time on multiple units. Throughout filming, we were able to bring in so many wonderful artists. Our background was primarily run by Kelcey Fry and our "Gang" background days were ran by Alexei Dmitriew and Brian Sipe. Special kudos to Alexei, as each gang needed to have specially designed tattoos to represent where they belonged. I knew I didn't want to see the same tattoos that we see from film to film, and Alexei agreed to make all new artwork, giving our film a more unique look. Thank you to all the Local 706 artists who came out to support us in making this film as beautiful as it was: Sabrina Wilson, Miho Suzuki, Cale Thomas, Dave Snyder, Jamie Kelman, Kelcey Fry, Nicole Amos, Michelle Miller, Julie Socash, Alexei Dmitriew, Brian Sipe, Cary Ayers, John Maldonado, Carlton Coleman, Samantha Ward, Sabrina Castro, Angela Moos, Ken Diaz, Bill Meyer, Jake Garber, Cinzia Zanetti, Sarah Woolf, David Forest, Lydia Milars, April Cheney, Kevin Wasner, Tracey Anderson, Jax Fernandez, Tina Harrelson, Danny Wagner, Steve Anderson, Glen Alen, Steve LaPort, Carme Tenuta, Scott Stoddard, Bonni Flowers, Kate Biscoe, Hanny Tjan, Ana Gabriela Quinonez, Lindsay Garrison, Cristina Waltz, and Rocky Calderon. 48 • THE ARTISAN SUMMER 2020 This make-up was based off of reference provided by Department Head Make-up Deborah Lamia Denaver. After a series of make-up tests, we decided on the final look that appears in the film. Make-up was inspired by Siouxsie Sioux and the punk rock scene of the 1970s of the lower eastside of New York. The Huntress (played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead) character went through a series of progressive make-up changes in which she accumulated various wounds and abrasions. All were created using out- of-kit techniques with Premiere Products Inc. FX, GRUNGE palette, KD 151 blood gels, and blood syrups. The Huntress look consisted of: Skin was Armani Luminous Silk Foundation in 4.5 Concealer was NARS Cream concealer light one vanilla Cheeks were BECCA Champagne pop MAC Cosmetics bronzer in golden Eyes were LIME CRIME VENUS 3 PALETTE Kat Von D shade and light I contour palette Lime crime diamond dew liquid eyeshadow in Aurora Eyeliner is Kat Von D trooper black waterproof liquid liner Brows were GLO MINERALS precise micro brown liner in blonde and dark brown with urban decay clear brow tamer Lips were Smashbox lip pencil in pro with Burt's Bees tinted lip balm in hibiscus. THE HUNTRESS BY CALE THOMAS Huntress (Mary Elizabeth Winstead)