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GUIDELINES FOR ARTISAN EDITORIAL SUBMISSIONS

The article may combine both make up and hair styling as a team.

If it is a team article, the total wording should be no more than 2,100 words.

If the article only addresses make up (including skin preparation and prosthetics) or hair (including wigs and
hair additions), the word limit is 700 words per craft. There are approximately 700 words in a page, allowing
up to three pages.

The Artisan is a TV and Film Industry magazine written by the Make Up Artist and Hair Stylist Guild mem-
bers (IATSE Local 706) , inspiring other make up industry magazines for decades. Distribution is exclusive to
our members and selected partners quarterly, with additional awards editions.

The reader looks to the Artisan for new techniques, product knowledge, cosmetic trends, industry news and
meaningful stories from set.

Article Format:
• If it is a combined make up and hair article, the maximum is 2,100 words.
• Single article about one craft – 1,400 words maximum
• Articles should be submitted as a Word Document to the following email:
hllywdmkupartist@yahoo.com
• Articles are to be single-spaced, and 12 Times New Roman font.
• DO NOT attach as a PDF. Please use Word Document for editing purposes.
• If your PR department is to write the article for you, please write in the first-person, as this is not a press re-
lease. Should you choose to write the article yourself we will assist with editing if necessary/as requested.

Photos:
• JPG attachments to the email above. Send your photos as single attachments. Imbedded photos within the
text of an email are not print quality. If photos are sent by cell phone, please send them in the largest format
possible. All photos should be no less than 300 dpi. We are looking for approved production stills, and behind
the scenes photos of you and your crew, which include product shots.
• If you have more than 7-10 photos to submit, you can also use Dropbox.
• Consideration for a magazine cover requires no less than 300 dpi.
• VERY IMPORTANT. Production approval is required for the photos you submit.

DEADLINES are definite. Submissions take time to proof, edit and select photos. Those editorial selections
are then sent to our publisher for layout and design. From there it goes to the printer and is mailed out to the
membership. Please be respectful of the time element. If you are having problems, please just contact Adam
Brandy at the email above. Please refer to the Editorial Calendar for key dates.