
Sarah "Era" Visina
Hair, Makeup, SFX & Character Artist
Visina Visions
- Works in
- Film & TV, Special Effects, Hair & Makeup, Sculpture, Mold Making & Casting, Jewelry & Candles
SFX and character artist working across television, film, editorial, music videos and fashion.
Sarah Visina's primary motivation is storytelling and creative expression. Their nickname is Era. Era finds a sense of truth and authenticity within their spirit as they create. As a dyslexic, their brain is wired to see the world in a different way. They also identify as queer and non-binary. They are open to all pronouns and prefer they/them. It is their unique perspective that gives them the power behind their ideas.
Era has been accomplished in exploring several facets of the creative world. Each one of their endeavors taught them something about themself. They started their first small business in their preteens making and selling jewelry, as well as drawing caricatures at craft shows. They took a lost wax casting class before college and really fell in love with the process. They continued on to foundry work at Massachusetts College of Art and Design with the desire to work larger. After Era explored that avenue for a little while, they decided they were in need of more color in their life. This desire brought them to casting in silicone. After they graduated with a BFA in Sculpture, Era found a Maxillofacial program at the James J. Peters VAMC in Bronx, NY. They became an Anaplastologist and deepened their understanding of casting silicone by making medical prosthetics and amplified their interpersonal skills.
Era went on to attend Make-Up Designory in NY and earned their diploma in Master Make-Up Artistry. Fortunately, Era has been able to build themself a commercial lab equipped to satisfy the needs of the SFX industry. They are working in several different facets, such as television, film, and editorial like music videos, fashion, and short films with topics around beauty, heavy reality, surrealism, science fiction, fantasy, and more.
A studio like this one is available.
Daylight studios from 250 to 650 square feet in the historic Armstrong Manufacturing Building: 14-foot ceilings, tall windows, exposed brick, original hardwood floors and utilities included, with a waterfront mural park downstairs.