'The Pitt' Makeup Head Myriam Arougheti on Creating Season 2's Most Graphic Medical Effects
By
Jazz Tangcay
If you only eat one bagel today, this is the bagel.
Summary
An article about "The Pitt" makeup department head Myriam Arougheti discussing the creative process behind Season 2's most graphic medical makeup effects, including thoracotomies, scalp lacerations, burns, and maggot-infested wounds, and how the team pushed boundaries to elevate the drama for the show's second season.
Key quotes
· 3 pulled'The Pitt's' department head makeup artist Myriam Arougheti knew that after the success of the show's first season, she would have to step things up a notch for season 2.
Arougheti worked on another thoracotomy procedure, a scalp laceration following a firework injury, margarita burns and much more.
In episode 2, a patient's cast is cracked open to reveal a maggot
You might also wanna read
Satirical Q&A About Season 2 of Medical Drama 'The Pitt'
The article is a satirical Q&A about season 2 of the medical drama 'The Pitt' from The Onion. It humorously suggests viewers don't need to w
The Onion·4mo ago
'The Pitt' Creator R. Scott Gemmill on Writing Season 2 and the Show's Medical Accuracy
R. Scott Gemmill, creator of 'The Pitt,' discusses the show's approach to writing Season 2 on the IndieWire Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast. The s
IndieWire·5d ago
'The Pitt' Season 3: HBO Renews Medical Drama, Production Set to Begin Soon
HBO has renewed the medical drama series 'The Pitt' for a third season ahead of its season 2 premiere. The writer's room opened in March, wi
Deadline·12d ago
The Pitt Season 2 Ends on a Surprising High for Taylor Dearden
ELLE·1mo ago
Patrick Ball on 'The Pitt' Season 3, Fan Reactions, and His Addiction Recovery Journey
Patrick Ball, who plays Dr. Frank Langdon on HBO Max's medical drama *The Pitt*, discusses his journey from a struggling theater actor to a
Deadline·7d ago
Supriya Ganesh Addresses Departure from The Pitt Season 3 and Social Media Response
Supriya Ganesh discusses their departure from HBO Max's The Pitt, where they played Dr. Samira Mohan, a fourth-year resident. The character