Episode
Face Off: Lost Languages
Overview
The remaining 12 artists team up to create a member of a long-lost race inspired by unique languages created by "Game of Thrones" linguist David Peterson.
Details
- Series
- Face Off
- Season
- Season 10
- Episode
- Episode 3
- Air date
- 2016-01-27
- Runtime
- 40 min
Episode context
Lost Languages is Episode 3 in Season 10 of Face Off. It aired on 2016-01-27. The runtime is 40 min.
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More episodes from this season
Episode 1: Wanted Dead or Alive
Season 10 begins with the 14 competing artists working in teams of two to create alien bounty hunters.
Episode 5: Foreign Bodies
Working in teams of two, the artists must create slime as inspiration for the spotlight challenge. The winning team receives immunity.
Episode 6: Death's Doorstep
The artists must create whimsical ghost characters based on unique obituaries.
Episode 7: The Gauntlet II
It's back. Three rounds of foundation challenges. Who will survive?
Episode 8: Smoke and Mirrors
The artists must transform beautiful, yet evil sorceresses into their hideous true self.
Episode 9: Bottled Up
Unique vessels provide the inspiration when the artists face the challenge of creating mischievous genie characters.
Episode 10: Keep One Eye Open
The artists create unique Cyclops characters in the Focus Challenge; guest judge Douglas Smith.
Episode 11: The Art of Warcraft
Characters from the World of Warcraft game come to life by the remaining artists who create realistic characters for the 2016 film adaptation, which stars guest judge Robert Kazinsky.
Episode 12: Skull Island: Reign of Kong
Artists create an indigenous species that would live on King Kong's Skull Island.
Episode 13: Sinister Showdown: Part 1
The artists must create two characters that would be part of a horror film: one demonic character and one possessed character. Three different directors with different scripts of the film named "Hell Hole" will work with each artist. Eliminated contestants will also aid the finalists during the challenge. On the first part of the challenge, the artists create their characters to later get feedback from their directors on what to improve on during a lighting test.