The first thins we learnt this project is making a template for a wig. It was important to then do research on this to see the different ways wig templates could be made for different contexts (film, theater etc.). I found from doing this that methods have changed over the years as well as materials, especially with the wise in HD film so the need for less noticeable lace. I looked in a few different books to see some different techniques.
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Botham, M and Sharrad, L (1982) Manual of Wigmaking. 3rd
edition. London: William Heinemann ltd.page 60 & 61
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Botham, M and Sharrad, L (1982) Manual of Wigmaking. 3rd
edition. London: William Heinemann ltd. page 62 & 63
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Botham, M and Sharrad, L (1982) Manual of Wigmaking. 3rd
edition. London: William Heinemann ltd. page 68 & 69
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Ruskia, M and Lowery, A (2010) Wig making and styling: a complete guide for theatre and film. Burlington:
Focal Press page 88
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Ruskia, M and Lowery, A (2010) Wig making and styling: a complete guide for theatre and film. Burlington:
Focal Press page 89
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Ruskia, M and Lowery, A (2010) Wig making and styling: a complete guide for theatre and film. Burlington:
Focal Press page 90
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Ruskia, M and Lowery, A (2010) Wig making and styling: a complete guide for theatre and film. Burlington:
Focal Press page 92
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Ruskia, M and Lowery, A (2010) Wig making and styling: a complete guide for theatre and film. Burlington:
Focal Press page 93
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