Debra Rush Email & Phone Number

I began doing professional hair styling and make up application in Los Angeles in 1983. Working in multiple cities in the USA and Canada combined with the simple to the most complicated shooting situations , I have gained a vast array of production experiance . I enjoy every challenge that this line of work presents and am commited to finishing the task and pleasing the client at the highest level of expertise possible .

Listed skills include Makeup Artistry, Television, Film, Video Production, and 6 others.

• Freelance Hair And Makeup Artist

  Freelance Hair And Makeup Artist

  1983 - Present - I Am Where Ever I Am Required To Be

  l am responsible for the finished appearance of professional and non-professional models, actors and actress's who work in front of the camera. I style hair, do make up application and upon request choose wardrobe . I will either be directed as to how they need to look or I am trusted to use my expertise. I have been doing professional hair styling and make up application since 1983. I began my career in Los Angeles working in television production at KTLA studios, Celebrity music specials at the Aquarius theatre, numerous projects for Viacom and a variety of shows in studios around the city. In 1989 I was hired to work for MGM Studios Florida on their production of "The New Mickey Mouse Show". in 1990 Universal Studios opened and I was hired to work for Nickelodeon on a variety of popular television shows and other out of town productions such as "Swamp Thing" that shot on the lots. I moved to Atlanta in 1992 and have established myself in commercials, print and television. Working with clients such as President Jimmy Carter and wife Rosalyn, multiple culinary celebs for Food Network , sports, medical and television celebrities, for HGTV, Weather Channel, Food network, D.I.Y network , Cartoon network and Web Md. a plethora of commercials as well as numerous print and in house productions for well known corporations.

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  Santa Monica College

  Cosmotology