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Summary: Feeling presidential? Learn in this free video series about making a George W. Bush Halloween costume.
Shana Bethune is a video editor and sound engineer with a BA in architecture from Barnard College. She lives in Boston, MA, where she keeps a home office for her freelance work. ...read more
Looking for a really scary Halloween costume idea? This year, for some people, nothing could be more terrifying than the image of George W. Bush. In this series of free videos you'll learn how to put together a George Bush costume for Halloween. Expert costume maker Shana Bethune shows you the process step-by-step. You'll learn how to choose a nice, conservative suit and tie that will radiate a presidential aura. If you prefer a more casual look, get decked out in dungarees and tell everyone you've been putting up fences out in the back 40 all day. Shana shows you how to apply Halloween makeup that will transform the face of anyone of any gender into one of the most recognizable faces on the globe today. Depending on the political affiliation of your party host, you may or may not want to add the optional vampire fangs and blood stains on the chin. But one's things for sure: You'll have liberals, atheists, environmentalists and other leftist-leaning guests running for cover as you strut into this year's Halloween party.
"Hi, this Shana Bethune on behalf of Expert Village and I'm going to talk to you about researching your George W. Bush costume. Now once you've decided to be George W. Bush for Halloween, it's time to start doing some research. Now you're probably very familiar with what the president looks like, I'm sure you've seen him on the news and you have some idea of what he wears. But in order to give an accurate representation of what he really looks like, it's good to do a little bit of research on the internet first. The best place you can go is right to the presidents website which is located at whitehouse.gov. Once you get to that site, click on president and a whole bunch of pictures as well as some videos will pop up. Look through some of these to get a better sense of what he wears from a day to day basis. Another thing you can do is find a portrait of him to print out to use as a guide while you're looking for your costume. I printed out this one and I plan on using it to find each element of my costume."
eHow Article: Tips for Researching a George W. Bush Costume