Avoid “Pink Shirt Syndrome!” Learn How To Make Convincing Bloody Costumes That Won’t Stain Everything Else
Avoid “Pink Shirt Syndrome!” Learn How To Make Convincing Bloody Costumes That Won’t Stain Everything Else
7 PagesRosco Case Study A story from the Rosco Spectrum Blog For more stories like this, visit the Rosco Spectrum Blog: www.rosco.com/spectrum Avoid “Pink Shirt Syndrome!” Learn How T o Make Convincing Bloody Costumes That Won’t Stain Everything Else Costume Artist Denise Wallace-Spriggs shared her technique for creating bloody costumes using CrystalGel. She shares the gory details of her bloody costumes in the article below. The Huntington Theatre Company is currently producing Sherlock’s Last Case, by Charles Marowitz. One scene in that play calls for a blood effect. When a scene calls for a blood effect it can strike fear into the hearts of a costumer. The first thing we all think is, “Please, don’t let it be live.” “Live” is the word we use for wet stage blood. That type of effect not o
