Another New York Hope in the books; I think the numbers go like this:
Three moulage artists
Ninety distinct moulage applications
Scenarios: Urban search and rescue, rural search and rescue, wilderness search and rescue, cityscape active shooter, swiftwater rescue
Injuries ranging from pneumothorax to head injuries minor and deadly, to impalements, open fractures, burns, intestinal evisceration, scrapes and bruises, and throw in a couple heart attacks and mentally disturbed roles.
Staff members -- a surprising number I haven't counted, but categories are coordinating staff, logistics, lane CEs (who run the scenarios), team CEs (who manage the student teams), safety staff, transportation and moulage.
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I slept for 12 hours last night. I'm hoping to get some brain cells free to write today as I wait for the train back home -- and on the train back home, as I'll have a lot of free time.
Right back to first day of classes.
Let me know, though, if you want to see more moulage pics.
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