
Overview
Entry Requirements
Students must be over the age of 16.
Anyone under 18 is required to have parental permission and a signed consent form
Next Enrolemnt
Wednesday July 22nd
Classes on Wednesdays and Thursdays
Duration
20 days across a 10 week period.
Held on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10am – 5pm
Location
20 Oxford Sqaure, Darlinghurst 2010
What you'll learn
- Realistic Gore: Cuts, burns, bullet wounds & zombies.
- Prosthetics: Bald caps, latex molds, 3D effects.
- Character FX: Aging, gender swaps, horror makeup.
- Create 3D Wounds – Sculpt & mold custom silicone injuries
- Hollywood Appliances – Learn to apply/remove bald caps, facial prosthetics
- Material Mastery – Work with latex, foam & medical-grade silicones
- Realistic Painting – Age, texture & blend prosthetics seamlessly
- Camera-Ready Effects – Techniques that hold up under HD filming
Certificate & Price
Certificate of completion
$5,999
Secure your position with a $250 deposit.
Payment Plans available!

Looking to become an SFX master?
Calling all aspiring effects artists, cosplayers, and Halloween fanatics! This intensive short course teaches you professional techniques to create jaw-dropping wounds, aging effects, and full character transformations.
Work with real industry materials – silicone, latex, and specialty prosthetics – to build hyper-realistic effects. Learn insider tricks from experienced artists as you craft trauma makeups, monster looks, and film-ready illusions from scratch.
BONUS: Walk away with your own SFX starter kit to keep creating after the course!
“From fresh cuts to decaying zombies – if you can imagine it, you’ll learn to make it!”
Enroll now and start your SFX journey!
Schedule
Week 1
Blood effects, film realism, illness simulation.
Face/body charts (cuts, burns, bruises).
Week 2
Scratches, cuts, bullet wounds (entry/exit, deceased effects).
Defensive injury scenarios (abuse, healing stages).
Week 3
Burn degrees (fire, acid, electrical).
Bald cap application (latex, Glatzen, hair wrapping).
Week 4
Aging techniques (creams, latex).
Stubble/beards (crepe hair, gender swaps).
Week 5
Assessment
WEEK 6
- Sculpting Silicon Moulds (injuries)
- Face Casting and Moulding (For Prosthetic application)
Week 7
- Continuing Casting and Moulding for Prosthetics
Week 8
- Continue Casting and Moulding for Prosthetics
- Air Brush techniques ()
Week 9
Assessment Trials
Week 10
Assessments & Photoshoot
FAQ
Clothing: Black/dark tops (blood washes out, but stains happen!)
Notebook/Sketchbook
Camera phone (to document your work)
Basic makeup kit –Optional (brushes, sponges. We provide all tools in class, but you’re welcome to bring your own!)
Nope! Beginners welcome. We start with fundamentals.
Yes! Silicone wounds and prosthetics you make are yours to keep.
Very. We use real injury references, not recommended for the squeamish.
Absolutely! Many alumni work in horror films and fright-nights.

