We are all eager to get back to work, right? Some of us might even question IF we will ever go back to work...my answer to you is YES WE WILL

With that said, I share 6 things we all should do during this time while we wait for productions to get back up and running, our brides and clients who wait to take advantage of our services, retail stores to open back up, etc. 

We are all in this together!

Social media for make up artists is incredibly important, and even more so during this crazy quarantine. 

In this episode, I go in-depth about how you can utilize this time to lightly promote yourself to whatever comfort level you want during this time. 

What we do during this time via social media will help or hurt our careers once we all get back up and working after this is all over. 

Join me this week as I interview freelance artist and creator of The Freelance MUA Planner, Alisha Baijounas.

Not only is her last name super fun to say, but she is just a super cool and fun person as a whole. Alisha shares her story so openly and honestly while explaining the ups and downs, her personal doubts as well as doubts from loved ones. 

Everyone can relate to her journey! She recently launched the first ever planner designed specifically for makeup artists, and it is truly jaw dropping how amazing it is!

For our lovely listeners, we have a special 20% discount when you use coupon code WIT20 at check out when you purchase your planner at www.themakeupartistplanner.com

The most common question I get is,"How do you stay so busy?" or "How do you get so many jobs?"

My answer is always the same, and in this episode I talk all about the number one -thing-hands down- that has gotten me 95% of my jobs. It's something that every single one of us is capable of and it's completely free. 

To take advantage of any resources I speak about in this interview, head on over to www.whatittakesfilm.com/podcast

This is the very first episode of the new podcast show, The Manifesting Makeup Artist with Amber Talarico. During this episode, Amber shares her journey of becoming a hair makeup artist when it began back in 2006. Amber doesn't hold back in the twists and turns of what she went through to follow her dream of doing hair and makeup in film and fashion, moving to LA with literally only $500 and an air mattress.