Costume & Mask Fabrication - How To Make Bevel Cuts @StanWinstonSchool
Costume & Mask Fabrication - How To Make Bevel Cuts  @StanWinstonSchool
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Master creature fabricator and specialty costumer, Fred Fraleigh (Where the Wild Things Are, Blade: Trinity, Men in Black 3) teaches you how to make bevel cuts to attain fluid, sharp curves, and edges in your foam.

Learning how to transform, manipulate and combine foam is a skill set that will help you tremendously when you come up with a creative concept for a costume or mask.

In this mini-lesson, Fred explains the magic of bevel cuts so you'll be one step closer to executing your innovative idea!

To get started, you’ll need:
- Foam ( ¼” L-200, charcoal 1” thick x 24” x 60”)
- Spray glue (3M Spray 74 Foam Fast Adhesive)
- A blow dryer
- A razor

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