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Rule Fifteen
Special Rules for the Makeup Award
1. Makeup is any change in the appearance of a performer's face,
or hair, or body created by the application of cosmetics, three-dimensional
materials, prosthetic appliances or wigs and hairpieces, applied
directly to the performer's face or body. Makeup, as an achievement
or a craft, shall be determined by the Makeup Award Rules Committee.
2. The Academy President shall appoint a chairman of the Makeup
Award Rules Committee from the Makeup Artist members of the Academy.
The Makeup Award Rules Committee shall be comprised of Makeup Artist
and Hairstylist members of the Academy.
3. Makeup artists and hairstylist members of the Academy shall
attend meetings to review a reminder list of all eligible motion
pictures. Selected credited makeup artists and hairstylists of the
films under consideration for the Makeup Award shall be required
to provide the committee with written descriptions explaining the
procedures used to create the makeup achievements, and the names
and titles of the primary individuals – not to exceed two
in number – directly involved with, and principally responsible
for, the makeup and hairstyles achieved.
4. The Makeup Artists and Hairstylists members shall meet to cast
secret ballots to select seven productions to be considered for
the Makeup Award. Twenty percent (20%) of the eligible voters shall
constitute a quorum for the selection of achievements to be considered
further. Recommendations will be made to the Makeup Award Rules
Committee for specific individual achievements to be considered
for the Award for each production.
5. The producers, or directors, and responsible makeup artists
and hairstylists of the films selected for Award consideration shall
be required to provide the committee with film excerpts of selected
scenes showing the achievements. Excerpts shall be from composite
prints of the final release version of the productions and shall
not exceed ten minutes in total running time.
6. Eligibility of the contributor(s) to the makeup achievement,
for nomination purposes, shall be determined by the Makeup Award
Rules Committee no later than one week prior to the Makeup Artists
and Hairstylist members’ voting screening (next paragraph).
When the hairstyles and/or hair effects contribute greatly to the
appearance and effect of the characters, the hairstylist most responsible
for the hair design work may be included in the Makeup Award. This
shall be at the discretion of the Makeup Award Rules Committee.
7. Makeup Artist and Hairstylist members of the Academy shall meet
to screen the film excerpts and vote on the achievements. Immediately
after the screening of excerpts and discussion relative to them,
voting shall be conducted as follows:
(a) A ballot, listing the productions in their running order (which
shall have been determined by lot) shall be distributed to the committee.
All members must mark a score of 10, 9, 8, 7 or 6 opposite
each of the achievements.
(b) A maximum of three productions achieving the highest average
point score of 8.0 or more may be nominated for the Makeup Award.
(c) If, as a result of this balloting, only one production achieves
an average point score of 8.0 or more, the committee shall recommend
to the Board of Governors that a Special Achievement Award for Makeup
be made to that production.
(d) If no production receives an average point score of 8.0 or
more, the committee shall recommend to the Board of Governors that,
in its opinion, no award for achievement in makeup should be made
that year.
(e) Makeup Artists and Hairstylist Members unable to attend the
voting screening, but who have seen all the productions under consideration,
will receive ballots to be mailed and received no later than the
day preceding the screening.
8. Final voting for the Makeup Award shall be restricted to active
and life Academy members.
9. Such other rules or modifications as may be necessary for the
proper conduct of this award shall be adopted by the Makeup Award
Rules Committee, subject to the approval of the Academy Board of
Governors.
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