MU-A EDUCATORS

OUR TUTORS ARE QUALIFIED HMU ARTISTS WHO HAVE:

Extensive industry experience / A teaching degree or diploma / A passion for teaching, learning and the hair and make-up industries

TV

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HETV

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Fashion

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Photographic

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Bridal

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Red Carpet

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Theatre

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Live Events

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Casualty

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SFX

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TV - HETV - Fashion - Photographic - Bridal - Red Carpet - Theatre - Live Events - Casualty - SFX -

**AMANDA ROCHELLE - [she/her]**
Amanda is an established hair and make-up designer with over 25 years of experience in TV, TVC, Film, Live Event & Photographic make-up. For the past 17 years she has also been an educator and mentor to students and trainees with the ambition to be successful in a competitive industry.
As well as running Make-up United Artists, an agency dedicated to providing excellence in make-up artistry and hairstyling for the screen industries, she has an academy studio in Media City, hosting masterclasses and workshops for beginners and industry pros alike.

**RICHARD CALAME - [he/him]**
Richard is an expert barber and has been commissioned to work on commercials for Pepsi, Adidas and Manchester United with international football stars like Paul Pogba, Raheem sterling, Mario Balotelli and Romelu Lukaku to name a few.
As well as being a longterm salon owner, he also offers his my services behind the scenes on film sets and dramas such as Peaky Blinders.
Richard is a qualified and experienced tutor and he leads the barber training at the MU-A studio to help trainees, hairdressers and make-up artists master their craft and develop their skills working with Afro Caribbean & European hair.

**KEISHA MASON - [she/her]**
Keisha has over 20 years of experience as a stylist, focusing on textured hair. She has worked on numerous photoshoots, fashion shows and TV shows including ITV Fixers and Bex Live.
Keisha specializes in creative styling such as braiding, extensions, twists, crochet and bantu knots. Recently, Keisha has worked on a Netflix production specialising in braiding, plaits and dreadlocks for the main cast.
Her hair work has been published in the Black Beauty Magazine and she now enjoys sharing her skills as an educator at the MU-A studio for Texture Hair workshops.

“I had the feeling of being really cared for and really valued. Having worked on my own for so long, this has made me feel like we are part of something bigger. Having other people to inspire me. Equally with Amanda, just knowing that they are there holding our hands; it’s really good for confidence. The level of support.”

— Donna Grant