Jacksonville, Florida
On-set makeup and grooming for advertising, editorial photography, television, and film, shaped around the production’s creative direction.
Photography. Television. Film.
Kimtasha brings 30 years of professional makeup experience to production work. She considers the lighting, camera, talent, and intended finish when developing an application for the brief.
High-definition cameras make thoughtful blending and restraint especially useful. Her approach is to refine the skin and features with the level of coverage the shot needs, while keeping texture and detail in mind.
Her experience also includes teaching on-camera makeup to professionals at a Jacksonville television news station. Those lessons focused on helping each person understand and apply their own makeup for broadcast.
Production makeup
A useful quote starts with the scope of the job and the time the production needs covered.
Share the mood board, styling references, wardrobe direction, and intended use of the images. An understated campaign and a more expressive fashion story need different makeup decisions.
Include the number of looks and talent, changes between setups, and whether the artist needs to remain on set. These details affect the service plan and rate.
Discuss the shoot dates, call times, locations, and the visual requirements of the production. Explain any continuity needs or planned changes in appearance.
Kimtasha can review the brief and available coverage before a booking is confirmed. Share specialized requirements early so the production and artist can agree on the right scope.
Men’s grooming can be part of the production makeup plan. The focus is often even-looking skin, controlled shine, subtle correction, and a camera-ready finish.
Include all talent needing makeup or grooming in the count, even when the requested result is very subtle.
Film and production work is quoted from the brief. Send the expected hours or days, location, talent count, and type of coverage rather than relying on an individual appointment price.
Travel, extended coverage, and look changes should be discussed with the production contact before the shoot. For individual portraits, see headshot and photography makeup.
Selected work
Explore makeup from Kimtasha’s bridal and commercial portfolio.
Before you book
Send your production brief, dates, location, talent count, and expected hours of coverage. Kimtasha will discuss availability and a rate for that scope.
Yes. Men’s on-camera grooming is part of her production experience. Include everyone who needs makeup or grooming in the brief.
Ask about a lesson or professional training session. Kimtasha has taught makeup application to Jacksonville television news professionals.
Share the full date range and expected schedule. Multi-day availability and coverage must be arranged in advance.
Your appointment, your location
Kimtasha comes to your home, hotel, or agreed getting-ready location. Share the exact address, date, and ready-by time so travel and availability can be confirmed.
This map shows the city or area center for orientation. Appointments take place at your agreed location.
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Your next occasion
Share your date, location, and the service you have in mind. Kimtasha will help you explore availability and the right makeup plan.
Makeup for weddings, events, lessons, and productions, arranged around your plans.
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