Below, check out sneak peeks for Syfy's Face Off and Opposite Worlds! Face Off airs Tuesdays at 9/8c. Opposite Worlds airs Tuesdays at 10/9c and live on Wednesdays at 8/7c.
First, on Face Off,contestants go rock'n'roll for their next challenge. You can also view morphs from last week's creations and a video tutorial from veteran Tate which shows you how to create demon makeup for yourself.
Then, on #OppositeWorlds, catch the Tuesday airing at its regular 10 p.m. slot, but the live airing earlier on Wednesday at 8/7c. Learn about how to get social and impact the game with the first promo clip, followed up by a recap and Exit interview from last week's live challenge.
About FACE OFF:
Syfy's smash hit and acclaimed unscripted series, "Face Off," is back for a bold and extreme sixth season. Fifteen up-and-coming special effects make-up artists are introduced, all eager for the opportunity to achieve success in the competitive special effects makeup field. And in a Face Off first, the contestants travel to the other side of the globe for a special episode shot in Tokyo, Japan, where they are tasked with creating a stylized anime character based on their own alter ego.
Returning to the lab for the new season is actress and host McKenzie Westmore, along with judges Ve Neill ("The Hunger Games," "The Amazing Spider-Man," "Pirates of the Caribbean"), Glenn Hetrick ("CSI: New York," "The Hunger Games," "Heroes") and Neville Page ("Avatar," "Prometheus"). World-renowned makeup artist -- and McKenzie's dad - Michael Westmore resumes his role as the official contestant mentor.
The guest judges on tap for season six include Tami Lane ("Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," "The Hobbit," "Lord of the Rings"), Stephen Sommers ("The Mummy," "The Mummy Returns"), Scott Stewart ("Sin City," "Legion"), Oren Peli ("Paranormal Activity"), Howard Berger ("Inglorious Bastards," "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"), actor Doug Jones ("Hellboy," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"), former "Face Off" series judge Patrick Tatopolous ("Total Recall," "300: Rise of an Empire"), author Roald Dahl's daughter Lucy Dahl, Oscar winning makeup artist Valli O'Reilly ("Alice in Wonderland"), Len Wiseman ("Underworld"), Oscar winning makeup artist Kazuhiro Tsuji ("Planet of the Apes," "The Ring"), anime artist and sci-fi illustrator Hidetaka Tenjin and the world famous DJ Rusko.
Season six presents the most extreme challenge creative for the series yet, compelling the contestants to push the possibilities in nearly every aspect of their makeups to inspire the most magnificent characters and creatures in "Face Off" history. The season's first Spotlight challenge is a "Beauty & the Beast" makeup in which the contestants must create an original Beast who would live in a chosen
Castle with its Belle. Additional challenges include the creation of an intricate Medieval dragon warrior that breathes not only fire, but also elements like ice and poison; an outlandish rock 'n roll guitarist character; an original wizard inspired by an array of unique wands on display; a whimsical creation inspired by Roald Dahl characters that have been written about, but never-before-seen on screen; and a futuristic robot that has replaced humans in the workforce, complete with functional advantages in a particular field. Continuing the "Face Off" tradition, the season culminates with another visually spectacular and elaborate finale event - an amazing electronic, nightclub-inspired light show featuring the world famous DJ Rusko.
The "Face Off" contestants will be whittled down week by week, until only three remain for a finale showdown. The winning artist will receive $100,000, a 2014 Fiat and a VIP trip from Kryolan Professional Make-Up to one of their 85 international locations. Kryolan Professional Make-Up continues as the official make-up sponsor of "Face Off."
"Face Off" is an authentic depiction of the high creative standards necessary for a special effects make-up artist to succeed in their craft. The series debuted in January 2011 as a new reality competition program to critical and ratings success. Season five of "Face Off" averaged 2.29 million total viewers.
"Face Off" is a production of Mission Control Media with Dwight D. Smith, Michael Agbabian and
Derek Atherton serving as executive producers.
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